Proceso de pelletización de espuma XLPE IXPE

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Proceso de pelletización de espuma XLPE IXPE

Producción de espuma XPE/IXPE

May 22, 2025

Category Connection: espuma XPE

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Brief: Discover the versatile applications of Waterproof Chemically Cross Linked Expanded Polyethylene Foam (XLPE Insulation Foam) in construction, automotive, packaging, and marine industries. This video showcases the XLPE IXPE Foam Pelletizing Process, highlighting its waterproof, thermal insulation, and shockproof properties for various uses.

Related Product Features:

Waterproof Chemically Cross Linked Expanded Polyethylene Foam (XLPE Insulation Foam) is ideal for thermal insulation in construction to prevent heat loss and protect pipes from freezing.
Reduces noise and vibration in the automotive industry, enhancing driving comfort.
Safeguards delicate electronics and fragile items from impact in packaging applications.
Suitable for marine and outdoor uses like boat insulation and camping gear due to its waterproof property.
Lightweight and durable, ensuring long-lasting performance in different environments.
Available in various densities, thicknesses, and colors for customization.
Can be supplied in forms like foam roll, sheet, block, or with adhesive and aluminum foil.
Applications include HVAC systems, packaging, construction, sports, and leisure industries.

Las preguntas:

Is XLPE foam recyclable?

Due to its crosslinked and close-cell structure, it is hard to recycle. However, wasted PE foam can be reused for products like mattresses, underlays, and furniture filling.
Does your foam work with adhesives?

Yes, our foam works well with adhesives. PE foam tape is one of the common applications.
Can you do custom designs?

Yes, we offer customization in color, logo, size, pattern, and materials, supported by our professional technical staff.
What is the difference between polyethylene and polyurethane foam?

Polyethylene is a firm, closed-cell foam, while polyurethane is a softer, open-cell foam. Polyethylene provides better footing, whereas polyurethane offers shock absorption.