Savings in packaging by offering insulating, light and safe protection.
Color
White
Cell
Closed
Fire retardant
Yes
Description
Design and manufacture of expanded polystyrene (EPS) thermal protection foams for industrial use, better known as porex. Ultralight pieces of very low weight but with hard and resistant material with high thermal insulation properties.
Certain additives are also incorporated into these packages during their manufacturing process that prevent the accumulation of static electricity in their structure.
In addition, it is a material that resists humidity and ultraviolet rays.
Custom pieces with the possibility of various densities and shapes, adapted in a very specific way to each product. At Foamland, we have many years of experience offering technical foams for protection to a wide variety of industrial sectors with projects of all sizes. Our team of professionals can advise you on any questions you may have about this type of foam.
Type of thermal protection foam:
- Expanded polystyrene foam (EPS)
Delivery format:
- Sheets
- Custom pieces
Applications:
- Packaging for pharmacy, perfumery and cosmetics, guaranteeing total protection in terms of hygiene and storage temperature. Ideal for keeping vaccines and other pharmaceuticals that need to be kept at low, constant temperatures.
- Packaging for the food and beverage sector.
- Packaging for household appliances, consumer electronics and computers.
- Packaging for electrical equipment and electronic components, especially suitable for use in packaging, transport and storage chains.
- Protection and packaging for tools, machines or tool sets.
- Packaging for automotive components.
- Packaging for extremely sensitive objects in their handling or transport of optics, photography and precision devices.
At Foamland, we offer a wide variety of padding and protection foams.
Sustainability
It is 100% recyclable (Group 6) and can be made back into expanded polystyrene foam.
It is everyone’s responsibility to recycle waste correctly. Especially those that can have an infinite life cycle, as is the case with expanded polystyrene.
