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Extruded Polystyrene
Similar to expanded polystyrene foam, Extruded Polystyrene Foam is a closed cell, high performance material manufactured
without the use of CFC or HCFC blowing agents, has a zero ODP and is fully recyclable. It has a high resistance to compression,
a very low water absorption and is available in sheet thicknesses from 20mm to 150mm. The grade of material commonly used for
sculptural applications has a planed surface which helps to avert warping when carving or hot-wire cutting and has a nominal density of 30kg/m³.
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Styrofoam®
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Yelofoam X® |
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Polyethylene Foams (non cross-linked)
Non cross-linked Polyethylene Foams are closed cell foams manufactured using
totally CFC and HCFC-free processes, are fully recyclable and are available
in a wide range of density from 16kg/m³ to 150kg/m³. They are easily
cut or sawn and are durable, highly resilient materials ideal for many stunt
protection, special effects and noise / vibration control applications.
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Jiffycell®
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Stratocell®
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Polyethylene Foams (cross-linked) e.g. Plastazote®
Crosslinked Polyethylene Foams, whilst similar in many respects to non-crosslinked polyethylene foams,
have a much finer cell structure giving them a superior aesthetic appearance. Available in a wide range of
colours and density from 18kg/m³ to 70kg/m³, they are an ideal material for prop / model making, stunts and special
effects where their protective cushioning properties are fully utilised.
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Rigid Polyurethane Foams- Densities from 30kg/m³ to
120kg/m³
Rigid Polyurethane Foam is a CFC / HCFC-free closed cell foam compatible with GRP resins and resistant
to a wide range of solvents. Available in blocks or sheets ranging from 35kg/m³ to 160kg/m³ in density, it is easy
to cut, shape and fabricate making it the ideal material for use with GRP resin systems and solvent based adhesives and coatings. |
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 Flexible
Foams such as Polyurethane Foams, Combustion Modified Polyurethane Foams,
Polyester Foams, Combustion
Modified Reconstituted Foams
Flexible Foams (often referred to as soft foams) are available in a range of colours and density, from standard grades to combustion modified materials, with varying hardness to suit a wide range of applications.
Density ranges from 13.5kg/m³ up to 220kg/m³ with nominal hardness ranging from 65-85N up to 950-1150N.
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