Foam adhesive / self adhesive foam products

Foam adhesive material properties 

We have a large stock of foam adhesive sheet material and strips in EPDM, Neoprene ® as well as Nitrile. These different rubber grades have a number of similar material properties: they all have good mechanical properties. And the material is always soft and compressible. Yet these rubber grades each have different resistances and they cannot all be used for the same applications. Below we have listed the differences in the properties of the materials:

Neoprene self adhesive foam

Neoprene self-adhesive cellular rubber has good mechanic properties. It is aging resistant and can be exposed to UV-radiation and ozone. The material is seawater resistant and is reasonably resistant to oils. This cellular rubber is soft and compressible. It is often applied in steel constructions and as a seal in the shipbuilding and industry.

EPDM self adhesive foam 

Adhesive EPDM cellular rubber has good mechanic properties. It is aging resistant and has a good UV and ozone resistance. The material is soft and compressible and is often applied as a gap and crack sealing.

Nitrile (NBR) self adhesive foam 

NBR adhesive cellular rubber is well-known for its good oil-resistance. The material has good mechanic properties, is flame retardant, soft and compressible. It is often applied as a seal in engine rooms and in the machine- and equipment industry.

Which quality self adhesive cellular rubber fits best with your application? We are happy to advise you.