LDPE (Low-Density Polyethylene) foam is a type of plastic material made using low-density polyethylene. Because it is lightweight, flexible, and impact-resistant, this foam is often used in packaging, insulation, and applications that require protection against impact. LDPE foam is known for its ability and cushioning properties to absorb shock and vibration, making it suitable for protecting fragile items during shipping or handling.
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Low-Density Polyethylene (LDPE) foam is a type of foam that is known for its low weight. The density is related to the arrangement of atoms or particles. When the gap between particles is wide, it won’t have a high density and can therefore float. If the particles are crowded together with no space between them, the density will be greater. LDPE foam, due to its low density, has many favorable qualities like water resistance, chemical resistance, energy absorption, buoyancy, and cushioning qualities, which make it practical for a large variety of uses. More dense foams have a higher compressive strength, and this strength decreases as the density decreases.
A special structure known as cells is formed when both solids and gases are combined. The closed cells in Foamiran foams make them popular in a variety of industries. Different categories exist for the LDPE foams in the Foamiran assortment which vary in terms of purpose and technical details
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| Product code | Sheet dimensions (cm) | Sheet layer dimensions (cm) | Foam roll dimensions | Foam hardness | Foam density (kg/cm3) | Temperature range | Physical characteristics | Colors |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TVRG10 | 320*155*90 | 320*155 | 50m*150cm*4mm | 20-30 Shore C | 20±5 | 40- to70°C | Low Density Foam | White, Yellow, Orange, Red, Tiffany, Phosphor Green, Blue, Lilac, Black, and Gray |
| TVRG70 | 320*155*90 | 320*155 | 50m*150cm*4mm | 20-30 Shore C | 20±5 | 40- to70°C | Low Density Foam |
| Product Code | Embossing | Thermal laminate | Towel | Punch | Thermoforming | Class welding | Die Cut | CNC | Glitter | Gum |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TVRG10 | * | * | * | |||||||
| TVRG70 | * | * | * |
LDPE foam is a closed cell, one of the key features of closed cell materials is the unique structure of the material, which prevents the growth of bacteria and molds.
Due to the characteristics of LDPE foam, it can be used in different industries, but in this section, the most applications of foam in different industries are mentioned.
Low-density foam, a new generation of foam in Iran and the Middle East, is produced at the Foamiran factory, relying on global knowledge, extensive efforts, and determination. This type of foam has an attribute that sets it apart, which is its low density (from 20 to 70), making it a more economical choice across different industries.
If you face any issues or need direction when it comes to using this foam in your sector, you can get advice from our Research and Development division for specialized advice. This sort of foam has a low density that can range anywhere from 20 to 70, and this has made it more cost-efficient to use in many industries.
Presently, we can fabricate and provide LDPE foam in the form of sheets, foam rolls, and custom-made components. The dimensions of LDPE foam sheets are 320 x 155 cm with a thickness of 90 mm. Foam rolls can be purchased in lengths of 50 and 100 meters, and a width of 1.5 meters, and can be tailored to different thicknesses to meet customer expectations.
LDPE foam, with its low density, offers the following characteristics:
Electrical products often use low-density LDPE foam which is effective in applications that need electrical strength and stability. Furthermore, LDPE foam can resist water, grease, solvents, and chemicals, giving it an edge in different settings. Its ability to resist mold and bacteria makes it a great option for insulation, and it works excellently as an insulation material. LDPE foam can be used in the packaging industry to protect products because it is proficient at absorbing shocks. The chemical resistance of LDPE foam makes it able to withstand typical deteriorating elements. Over a prolonged period, LDPE foam can suffer from the effects of UV radiation from sunlight.
The use of LDPE foam in commercial and industrial markets has numerous advantages. Depending on the intended application, LDPE foam can be formulated to perform well in almost any condition.
This piece is constructed out of high-grade, low-density polyethylene (LDPE) and ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA) materials. It has all the beneficial qualities of both LDPE and EVA. It has the glossy look and durable properties of EVA in addition to the sturdy tension, heat resistance, and immunity to acids and bases of LDPE. It is appropriate for many different uses.
What is LDPE Foam? ✧
LDPE foam, also known as LDPE foam, is a type of plastic foam made from low-density polyethylene. Thanks to its unique properties—such as being lightweight, excellent shock absorption, high flexibility, and moisture resistance—it has found extensive applications across various industries. This material features a closed-cell structure that prevents water penetration and inhibits the growth of microorganisms, allowing it to maintain exceptional durability even in humid environments.
In other words, LDPE foam strikes a perfect balance between strength and softness. It feels as soft as a pillow yet acts as a robust shield against impacts. Because of these combined qualities, it’s widely used in many fields, ranging from packaging and insulation to medical and sports equipment.
| Feature | Benefit |
|---|---|
| Lightweight | Easy transportation and installation; cost savings on shipping |
| Closed-cell structure | Resistant to moisture, fungi, mold, and bacterial growth |
| Strong shock absorption | Protects against physical damage and extends product lifespan |
| Flexible | Easily shaped and adaptable to various forms and conditions |
| Chemical and thermal resistant | Suitable for harsh industrial environments |
| Sound and heat insulation | Creates a safe, quiet environment and reduces energy consumption |
| Easy to clean | Perfect for clean and hygienic environments like hospitals and kitchens |
For detailed technical specifications, densities, hardness levels, and application guides for each type of LDPE foam, you can download the full datasheet via the link below:
Download the LDPE Foam Datasheet
LDPE foam is a versatile product featuring a closed-cell structure, high quality, and unique properties that make it suitable for a vast range of applications—from acoustic and thermal insulation to impact-protective packaging, from construction to automotive and medical equipment. If you’re looking for a lightweight, durable, flexible, and washable material for your project, LDPE foam is a professional and cost-effective choice.
For practical consultation or to request samples, please contact Foamix experts or specialized vendors to select the product best suited to your needs.
What is LDPE Foam? ✧
LDPE foam, also known as LDPE foam, is a type of plastic foam made from low-density polyethylene. Thanks to its unique properties—such as being lightweight, excellent shock absorption, high flexibility, and moisture resistance—it has found extensive applications across various industries. This material features a closed-cell structure that prevents water penetration and inhibits the growth of microorganisms, allowing it to maintain exceptional durability even in humid environments.
In other words, LDPE foam strikes a perfect balance between strength and softness. It feels as soft as a pillow yet acts as a robust shield against impacts. Because of these combined qualities, it’s widely used in many fields, ranging from packaging and insulation to medical and sports equipment.
| Feature | Benefit |
|---|---|
| Lightweight | Easy transportation and installation; cost savings on shipping |
| Closed-cell structure | Resistant to moisture, fungi, mold, and bacterial growth |
| Strong shock absorption | Protects against physical damage and extends product lifespan |
| Flexible | Easily shaped and adaptable to various forms and conditions |
| Chemical and thermal resistant | Suitable for harsh industrial environments |
| Sound and heat insulation | Creates a safe, quiet environment and reduces energy consumption |
| Easy to clean | Perfect for clean and hygienic environments like hospitals and kitchens |
For detailed technical specifications, densities, hardness levels, and application guides for each type of LDPE foam, you can download the full datasheet via the link below:
Download the LDPE Foam Datasheet
LDPE foam is a versatile product featuring a closed-cell structure, high quality, and unique properties that make it suitable for a vast range of applications—from acoustic and thermal insulation to impact-protective packaging, from construction to automotive and medical equipment. If you’re looking for a lightweight, durable, flexible, and washable material for your project, LDPE foam is a professional and cost-effective choice.
For practical consultation or to request samples, please contact Foamix experts or specialized vendors to select the product best suited to your needs.
Foam sheet rolls, often referred to as foam rolls, are used in a variety of industries, such as bags and footwear, automotive, construction, cleaning, packaging, medical, and insulation. The Foamiran products are constructed using the newest technology and the finest quality standards. The combination of low density and high flexibility makes LDPE foam rolls unique. Moreover, the capability of these foam rolls to resist surface tension and tearing is essential in the industry.
The LDPE foam rolls have achieved international certifications, including ISO 9001:2015 for quality management, ISO45001 for health and safety management, and ISO14001 for environmental management.
Foams with a flat, unpatterned texture are known as plain roll foams. Foam rolls of various thicknesses, from 1 to 5 millimeters, come in lengths of 50 and 100 meters with a width of 1.5 meters. You can find them in a variety of colors, such as white, orange, red, phosphorus, yellow, blue, purple, and black. Foam rolls with a thickness of between 5 and 10 millimeters can be found in lengths of 25 and 50 meters, and a width of 1.5 meters, and come in white, orange, red, phosphorus, yellow, blue, purple, and black.
Foamiran Company offers varying lengths, widths, and thicknesses of roll foams to best suit the needs of its customers.
Roll foams with treads are known as embossed roll foams. These textures stop the surface from becoming slippery, making them ideal for the manufacture of sports foam products such as yoga mats, diving boards, swimming dumbbells, and more. The range of thicknesses goes from 2 to 5 millimeters, in lengths of 50 and 100 meters, and a width of 1.5 meters; you can also find these in white, orange, red, phosphorus, yellow, blue, purple, and black.
Foamiran Company provides embossed roll foams in a variety of lengths, widths, and thicknesses to suit the desires of its customers.
LDPE roll foam is renowned for its flexibility and softness as closed-cell foam. Its structure and density make LDPE roll foam a popular thermal and acoustic insulation, especially in automobiles. The outstanding feature of LDPE roll foam is its resilience and cushioning, making it ideal for use in bags, footwear, furniture manufacturing, and mattress production.
There are plenty of perks to using LDPE roll foam in the commercial and industrial markets. Depending on what it is being used for, LDPE roll foam can be customized to perform optimally in a variety of conditions.
Foamiran Group allows its customers to manufacture roll foams in exclusive colors.
Low-density polyethylene (LDPE) sheets are in high demand for their low density. Its affordability and quality have made it a popular choice in many industries. LDPE sheets can be found in a wide variety of industries, like medical mattress production, bags and footwear making, packaging, converting, automotive, and cleaning. LDPE sheets are a type of closed-cell foam, which are low density and offer many advantages, such as water resistance, chemical protection, buoyancy, and being lightweight. Foams with higher density have a greater compressive strength, which lowers as the density decreases.
The LDPE sheets have international approval for quality control ISO9001:2015, occupational health and safety ISO45001, and environmental management ISO14001.
Cuts that run horizontally on the sheet are called sheet layers. Smooth sheet layers with no pattern or texture are referred to as plain. The LDPE sheet layers come in a range of thicknesses, from 2 to 15 millimeters, and are 3.2 meters long and 1.5 meters wide. White, orange, red, phosphorus, yellow, blue, purple, and black are the hues these can be made.
Here at Foamiran, we can make sheet layers with different lengths, widths, and thicknesses to fulfill the needs of our customers
Sheet layers are defined as vertical cuts on the sheet’s surface. Sheet layers that feature different patterns and textures are referred to as ribbed sheets. LDPE sheet layers come in varying thicknesses from 2 to 15 mm, being 3.2 m in length and 1.5 m in width. White, orange, red, phosphorus, yellow, blue, purple, and black are all available colors.
Foamiran provides custom lengths, widths, and thicknesses of sheet layers to our customers.
The compressibility rate of LDPE sheeting means it remains flexible even after multiple impacts. It is known for its outstanding load-bearing capacity. It has been put to use in a variety of ways including packaging, automotive, marine, flooring and acoustic underlay, medical mattresses, camping, and more. Its softness makes it especially helpful for packaging since it can absorb impacts without harming what is inside.
LDPE foam sheeting has many benefits that can be used in commercial and industrial contexts. Depending on how it’s going to be used, LDPE foam sheeting can be customized to handle any condition.
Foamiran Company grants its customers the option of creating sheeting in a variety of unique colors.
| Product Name | Dimensions (mm) | Density ( Kg/m3) | Characteristics | Specific Application |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TVRG-E5 Sheet | 3000*1000*90 | 30 to 40 | Good resilience/ Moderate softness | Cleaning industry/ Packaging |
| TVRG-E21 Sheet | 3000*1000*90 | - | Good softness/ Very good resilience | Medical equipment/ Medical mattress |
| TVRG-C20 Sheet | 3000*1000*90 | 30 to 40 | resilience/ recoverability | Packaging industry/ Medical mattress |
| TVRG-Y26 Sheet | 3000*1000*90 | - | resilience/ recoverability | Packaging industry/ Medical mattress |
In terms of density, polyethylene is a material divided into three raw material categories: low density, medium density, and high density. Low-density LDPE foam is a lightweight and cost-effective foam with many applications.
The answer to this question is a bit complex. Currently, our R&D team has successfully produced a functional product for reducing environmental noise with LDPE sound insulation foam. The important point is that the idea of eliminating sound and achieving complete acoustics with this foam is incorrect.
These two are exactly the same. There is no difference between the two, and both refer to low-density polyethylene foam.
LDPE foam has several key features that make it highly efficient:
Due to its excellent shock absorption and cushioning properties, LDPE foam is widely used in the packaging industry. This foam protects sensitive and fragile items such as medical equipment, electronic components, and glassware during transport and handling.
Beyond packaging, LDPE foam has extensive applications, including:
Yes. The closed-cell structure of LDPE foam prevents the absorption of water and moisture. This feature makes it naturally hygienic and resistant to the growth of bacteria, mold, and fungi, making it suitable for use in humid or sterile environments.
Yes. Foamiran offers diverse services for customizing LDPE foam products, including punching, laminating, die-cutting, and adhesive backing. They can produce custom parts and molds and supply the foam in various dimensions, thicknesses, and colors.
