PU Foam
PU foam is a lightweight material commonly used for protecting and adding style to products during shipping.
Why use it
- Soft, non-abrasive
- Stable in extreme temperatures
- Resistant to moisture, mold, and mildew.
Why not use it
- Relatively flammable.
- Low resistance to UV rays.
Overview
Polyurethane foam, also known as PU foam, is a material with a unique open-cell structure that gives it a soft, sponge-like texture. It is known for its excellent shock-absorbing properties, making it a popular choice in various industries to provide additional protection. Our polyurethane foam inserts come in different densities and colors, giving you a wide range of options to choose from.
Foam Comparison
Foam Comparison Chart
Foam Type | Density (kg/m³) | Overall Weight | Hardness | Available Colors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Polyurethane Foam (PU) | 18-45 kg/m³ | Light | 38/45/60 Shore C | Black, White, Grey, Yellow |
Polyethylene Foam (EPE) | 20-120 kg/m³ | Light | 30 - 38 Shore C | Black, White, Pink |
Ethylene-Vinyl Acetate Foam (EVA) | 33 - 280 kg/m³ | Heavy | 15 - 80 Shore C | Black, White |
Not sure which material or option to choose?
No worries! We understand that it can be challenging to find the perfect custom packaging. That's why our dedicated team of packaging experts is here to support you.
- Expert advice on choosing the best material and structure for your unique needs.
- Professional guidance from engineers and designers on how to build the optimal packaging experience.
- Full-cycle project management and proactive updates regarding any issues that may arise.