FLEXIBLE FOAM SHEETS
General Plastics’ open-cell flexible polyurethane foams deliver efficiency while absorbing energy at a consistent, controlled rate. Our flexible foam sheets can be used in series or in parallel to relieve static stress on flexible shock-attenuation material.
Description
General Plastics’ open-cell flexible polyurethane foams deliver efficiency while absorbing energy at a consistent, controlled rate. Our flexible foam sheets can be used in series or in parallel to relieve static stress on flexible shock-attenuation material. They can also break up resonance or change shock-pulse frequencies. Elevated temperatures have little effect on the performance of LAST-A-FOAM® flexible foams: There are no long-term effects up to 180°F, with an approximate 10% reduction of firmness at the higher temperature.
These flexible foams can withstand temperatures up to 160°F and reduced temperatures, although at subzero the foam can become significantly firmer.
LAST-A-FOAM® flexible foam products are available as sheets, blocks and molded parts. We also custom-formulate appropriate flexible foam systems to make the exact part you need. All of our flexible foams are intumescent and meet a variety of industry flammability requirements.
These flexible foams can withstand temperatures up to 160°F and reduced temperatures, although at subzero the foam can become significantly firmer.
LAST-A-FOAM® flexible foam products are available as sheets, blocks and molded parts. We also custom-formulate appropriate flexible foam systems to make the exact part you need. All of our flexible foams are intumescent and meet a variety of industry flammability requirements.
