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The thickness and width range of a RoFoam product depend on it's density. Contact us for specific dimensions or requests.

The minimum order quantity depends on the type of RoFoam. We are flexible and always try to think along. Contact us with any questions or inquiries.

Our premium XPE foam offers great versatility for a vast range of applications across various industries, such as automotive, construction, insulation, sports & leisure, industry, packaging, footwear. RoFoam can be used for interior trims, gaskets, acoustic or thermal insulation, tapes, etc.  

We continuously develop new RoFoams and modify existing ones to meet specific industry requirements. Don't hesitate to contact us if you have a unique application challenge.

LL stands for Linear Low-density, typically referring to Linear Low-density Polyethylene (LLDPE). It is a polymer component added to enhance the elongation and tensile strength of foam.

LL improves the stretchability and durability of foam materials. This is particularly valuable in automotive applications where components must withstand mechanical stress and deformation without tearing. It is used in flexible and resilient foam parts for the automotive industry, such as protective inserts for parts or form-fitted liners that require both flexibility and strength.

Our RoFoams can be produced with LL to meet the specific strength and stretchability demands of various applications, especially in technical and automotive markets. 

ESD stands for Electro Static Discharge. ESD foam is specially formulated to dissipate or neutralize static electricity, protecting sensitive components from electrostatic damage.

Static electricity can severely damage electronic components. ESD foam prevents charge buildup, which is essential in packaging and automotive sectors where electronics are common. It is widely used in packaging for printed circuit boards (PCBs), sensors, and automotive ECUs, as well as in handling trays for manufacturing environments.

RoFoam can be produced as ESD foam to protect sensitive electronic components during transport, assembly, or storage.

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EVA stands for Ethylene Vinyl Acetate. It is a copolymer added to foam materials to increase softness, elasticity, and cushioning properties.

EVA-enhanced foam is softer, more elastic, and offers excellent rebound and impact absorption, making it ideal for comfort and protective uses. EVA is commonly used in sports surfaces, padding materials, footwear insoles, and protective packaging for delicate goods.

Our RoFoams can be modified with EVA to deliver improved softness and elasticity, depending on your application’s needs.

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FR stands for Flame Retardant. It refers to additives or modifications that reduce the flammability of foam, helping to slow down or prevent the spread of fire.

In industries like transportation, construction, and electronics, fire safety standards are strict. Using FR foam can help meet regulations and increase product safety by minimizing fire hazards. Flame-retardant foam is widely used in automotive interiors, public transport seating, construction insulation, and protective packaging where ignition resistance is critical.

RoFoam can be formulated to meet flame-retardant requirements. We offer FR versions tailored to meet different fire safety standards, such as FMVSS 302 or UL 94.

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HDPE stands for High-Density Polyethylene. It is a robust thermoplastic polymer known for its high strength-to-density ratio and chemical resistance, often used to enhance the rigidity and durability of foam.

HDPE improves the mechanical stability and stiffness of foam products, making them more resistant to impact, deformation, and environmental factors such as moisture or chemicals. HDPE foam is ideal for industrial packaging, automotive parts, and heavy-duty protective applications where a firm, resilient material is required.

RoFoam solutions can be engineered with HDPE to create foams that offer enhanced stiffness, durability, and environmental resistance, depending on specific needs.

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Our versatile XPE foam is generally easy to convert and can be processed in many ways. Including lamination, vacuum forming, cutting, slicing, and more. The ease of conversion makes RoFoam ideal for a variety of applications.

RoFoam is assigned to Class 17 of the Nice Classification (NCL).

The NCL is an international classification of goods and services applied for the registration of trademarks. Want to know more? Have a look at this website.

Yes, we can collect and recycle your excess foam. Contact us and together we'll determine how, when and where to efficiently collect your foam residues.