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ALVEOBLOc
- Chemical Family
- Polyolefins
Alveobloc is a physically crosslinked polyolefin foam produced in a four-stage process: extrusion, crosslinking, foaming, and lamination.
Product families
Applications
Applications
- Consumer Goods — Luggage & Leather Goods
Printing & Packaging — Packaging
- Other Packaging Materials
Electrical & Electronics — Packaging & Assembly
- Other Packaging & Assembly Applications
Product Families
Composite Materials — Core Materials
- Foam Cores
Other characteristics
- Brand
- ALVEOBLOC
- Core Type
- Thermoplastic Foam
- Functions
- Core Material
- Markets
- Consumer Goods
- Electrical & Electronics
- Printing & Packaging
- Core
- Thermoplastic Foam
- Properties
Outstanding physical properties; Homogeneous closed-cell structure; All corners cut to 90°; Wide application temperature range; Excellent thermal insulation properties; Low water absorption and water vapor permeability; Good weather resistance; Inert to numerous chemicals; Odor neutral; Environmentally and chemically neutral; These PO standard blocks are composed of laminated sheets of Alveolen roll foam and the individual layers are visible.
- Technology
- Composite Materials
- Labeling Claims
- Environmentally Friendly
- Material Features
- Chemical Resistant
- Electrically Insulating
- Enhanced Physical Properties
- Good Surface Appearance
- Good Weather Stability
- Homogeneous Cell Structure
- Low Water Absorption
- Odorless
- Product Description
- Delivered with process skin on both sides
- Block foams
- Composite Materials Functions
- Core Material
- Plastics and Elastomers End Uses
- Crates
- Rigid Films
- Rigid Packaging
