There are two main categories of foam: flexible foam and rigid foam. Both types of foam are converted from similar raw materials: polyols, polyisocyanates, and water. Read More…
Leading Manufacturers
American Excelsior Company
Arlington, TX | 800-777-7645The applications for foam fabricating are only limited by one’s imagination; that is our slogan at American Excelsior. We are a foam supplier who offers many different foam cushions & foam padding for over a dozen industries.
American Foam Products
Painesville, OH | 440-352-3434For innovative and cost-effective fabricated foam packaging, American Foam Products should be your preferred vendor! We utilize a wide range of foams and other materials, including polyethylene, polyurethane, crosslink polyethylene, expanded polystyrene and plastic corrugated, as well as a broad range of manufacturing services and capabilities.
Heubach Corporation
Garland, TX | 800-530-0091Our highly advanced foam solution are ideal for a wide range of applications. We take your satisfaction very seriously which is why we offer custom services to accurately manufacture all of your products.
Flextech
St. Louis Park, MN | 952-345-0012As a leader in the foam fabricating industry, FLEXTECH uses a variety of methods to produce your product including compression and encapsulation molding, vacuum forming, laminating, skiving, and die cutting. To guarantee customer satisfaction, every step of production is closely monitored and examined to ensure it meets FLEXTECH’s exacting standards for quality and customer satisfaction. Your requirements are an essential element in the completion of every product and are meticulously followed.
Luxaire Cushion Company
Newton Falls, OH | 330-872-0995At Luxaire, we realize the importance of customer care. No matter how challenging the project, we fabricate our foam with the utmost precision to get it right the first time. Available foams include rigid, semi-rigid, open-cell, and outdoor foam. We are capable of performing detailed fabrication with our cutting-edge CAD production equipment.
Wisconsin Foam Products, Inc.
Madison, WI | 800-989-3626Wisconsin Foam is a foam supplier that serves a multitude of applications & industries with highly targeted, cost-effective precision flexible foam solutions— no matter the size or complexity.
Thrust Industries
Evansville, IN | 800-467-6730Here at Thrust Industries we provide die cut foam that comes in a variety of shapes and configurations. We die cut foam from a number of materials including: urethane, PVC, polyester, neoprene, ether, cellular, volara, and much more.
Design Converting, Inc.
Grand Rapids, MI | 616-942-7780Our long-term customers know they can trust us to find them the best deals on foam products. We believe that savings should be passed on. We are not in business simply to make profits, but to benefit our customers with high quality products and services.
Flexible Foam - Wisconsin Foam ProductsHowever, the two are differentiated by which polymers are used and the amount of each polymer used. Additionally, rigid foams are typically made with a high density, close cell structure while flexible foam has an open cell structure.
These important structural and compositional differences allow these foams to take on very different tasks. Rigid foam is used primarily in insulating applications as its structure prevents the movement of gases. Flexible foam is used for more diverse applications. Though it may not exhibit the same insulating properties of rigid foam, flexible foam can be used in anything from padding to trim.
Flexible foams are utilized in many different industries, including the furniture, automotive, clothing, and fabricating industries. The pliable nature of flexible foams allows them to conform to objects around them. This makes them especially comfortable to sit or lie on. For this reason, the furniture industry uses flexible foam products extensively as cushioning.
Furthermore, many products are shipped or stored in flexible foam. The foam serves as excellent padding for fragile components, keeping them from colliding with other objects and reducing the effects of bumps and vibrations. The sheer diversity of flexible foams makes them incredibly useful for all kinds of applications.