PVC foam VS EPE foam

PVC foam

PVC foam is soft and flexible mid-density closed cell rubber foam which is naturally excellent at thermal insulation, sound deadening and flame retardance, and shock & impact absorbing. Due to its closed-cell construction, PVC foam is also an ideal sealing and gasket material against moisture, gas, or liquid. PVC foam can be available for a wide range of applications including HVAC seals and gasket, duct liner and wrap, roofing insulation, wall sound absorption, foam yoga mat, general sealing, and insulation purposes for automotive and construction industries, etc.

Properties:

Flexible and lightweight

High thermal efficiency

High thermal efficiency

Sound absorption properties

High water vapor diffusion resistance

Resistance to oil and grease

Benefits:

  • Strong thermal and acoustic insulator
  • Perfect water and moisture barrier
  • Excellent shock and impact cushioning
  • Versatile for various of applications and usage
  • Available for adhesive backing and foils

EPE Foam

EPE foam is lightweight, flexible, and highly resilient, which is an ideal foam material for protective cushioning and general packaging usage. As an economical closed-cell foam, our EPE foam is quite popular to use for various moisture resistance and heat & thermal insulation required applications. You could easily find them in basic foam packaging, floor underlay, furniture edge protection, and water flotation, etc.

Properties:

  • Non-crosslinked closed cell
  • Uniform cell structure
  • Flexible and lightweight
  • Non-abrasive and non-corrosive
  • High resilience
  • Abrasion resistance
  • Thermal insulation
  • Good buoyance

Benefits:

  • Moisture and weather resistant
  • Impact and shock absorption
  • Recyclable and environment-friendly
  • Easy to fabricate
  • Superior compressive strength
  • Highly resistant to oil and most chemicals

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