Waterproof Insulation closed cell Polyethylene foam Material building

Polyethylene foam is a durable, lightweight, resilient, closed-cell material. It is often used for packaging fragile goods due to its excellent vibration dampening and insulation properties. It also offers high resistance to chemicals and moisture.  

Polyethylene foam is closed-cell, meaning it consists of cells so tightly packed together that it gives the appearance of one uniform structure.

The reality is that the individual cells within polyethylene foam do not physically connect to one another.

This cellular formation is similar to fish caught in a fisherman's net.

From a critical distance, the net appears to be one massive object.

However, upon closer examination, it becomes apparent that there is numerous individual fish packed tightly together that the result is the aforementioned appearance of singularity.

 Cell:                                                                            Surface:
  

Extrusion→Irradiation(IXPE FOAM)→Foaming→Roll up→Lamination→Die-cutting→Qulity testing→Packing→Loading

Automotive

Main applications: Interior materials such as cushioning material for head liners, trunk mats, and door trim.

Building and Construction

Insulation, moisture-proof or water-proof roofing materials, materials for gap adjustment, joint sealants for civil engineering and construction work, base materials, curing sheets, and antifreeze materials for the prevention of mud pumping on roads or rail roads.

Industrial thermal insulation

Insulation materials for air conditioning,HVAC or refrigeration equipment, anti-freezing materials for water pipes, heat insulation materials for pipes and bathtubs, moisture-proof materials for sinks, tape base materials, and gaskets.

Packaging

The packaging industry uses the material to protect products because it absorbs energy and can act achieve different levels of cushioning protection depending on the exact density of the foam.

Sports, leisure and consumer goods

Sports equipment such as beat boards for swimming and gym mats, and consumer goods such as bath equipment, kitchen equipment, and backing materials for mats.

Conductive & ESD

Ixpe conductive foam tray

IT Rerated

LCD packing and sealing 

Medical

Medical pads

Bussiness scop:Cross-linked PE foam material, IXPE foam, XPE foam, Conductive IXPE foam; ESD foam tray, ESD packing material; Beach mat, camping mat, sleeping mat, yoga mat; etc. 

Years Of Experience

17 years of production experience.

Scale Of Factory

17 production lines : 9 production lines in Shenzhen and 8 production lines in Huzhou .

Production Capacity

Annual  6000 tons

Cooperative Partner

 iPhone, Samsung, Gree, Haier, TCL,  Nike, Flextronics, General Motors, BYD, PPL, etc.

CYG TEFA offers the best solution for polyethylene foam production,

We supply PE foam in rolls, the length of each roll can be customized to meet customer’s requirement.

The PE foam product can also be provided on the sheet as a request.

Here support foam die- Cutting,Lamination Adhesive ,Sheeting, Perforating & Skiving.

All the service are focused on quality of products and satisfied our customer.

1.The biggest and the most professional irradiation cross-linked polyethylene conductive foam manufacturer in China

2.The most complete cross-linked polyethylene foam products.

3.Certificate:  UL, ISO, SGS, Rohs, Reach , CE

4.OEM service

5.High quality,

6.Defective goods after sale service.

1)What is the difference between polyethylene and polyurethane foam?

Polyethylene is a firm, closed-cell foam.It is also sometimes used as a top layer over softer foam in order to provide better footing while the lower, softer foam adds some shock absorption. What is polyurethane foam? Polyurethane is a softer, open-cell type of foam that is made in varying degrees of firmness.

2)Is polyethylene foam toxic?

Polyethylene is Safe and Non-Toxic

Blocking chemical off-gassing is not so simple.Low density, food-grade polyethylene is safe and non-toxic. It has a simple molecular structure that does not require toxic chemical additives like phthalates and other unsafe plasticizers.

3)How can I know the suitable foam density I need?

A: Our PE foam density is between 25 kg/m3 and 330 kg/m3

We can provide the best solution for you according to the application, Density, hardness, thickness.And The free sample is available for your confirmation and text

4)What's the difference between open and closed cell foam?

A spray insulation is referred to open cell or closed cell because of the difference between the small bubbles (cells) that make up the foam.  The cells are pressed together, so air and moisture are unable to get inside the foam. Because of this,closed cell foam is much more rigid and stable than open cell foam.

5)What is the difference between polypropylene and polyethylene?

Monomer of polyethylene is ethylene and monomer of polypropylene is propylene.Polyethylene has a lower melting point compared to the higher melting point of polypropylene. Polypropylene is not as sturdy as polyethylene. Polypropyleneis stiffer and resistant to chemicals and organic solvents compared to polyethylene.