ALVEOLEN
- Chemical Family
- Polyolefins
Alveolen is a physically crosslinked, closed-cell polyolefin foam produced in continuous sheets in a three-stage process: extrusion, crosslinking, and horizontal foaming. The foam sheets have fine, round cells. The two foam skins are smooth and scratch resistant.
Product families
Applications
- Consumer Goods — Footwear
- Interior
- EIFS & Insulation
- Other Industrial Applications
- Other Flooring & Surface Applications
- Medical Tapes & Adhesives
- Other Packaging Materials
- Aerospace & Aviation
- Marine
- Rail & Mass Transit
Product Families
- Foam Cores
Other characteristics
- Brand
- ALVEOLEN
- Core Type
- Thermoplastic Foam
- Functions
- Core Material
- Markets
- Automotive & Transportation
- Building & Construction
- Consumer Goods
- Healthcare & Pharma
- Industrial
- Printing & Packaging
- Core
- Thermoplastic Foam
- Properties
Excellent thermoplastic properties, especially in vacuum and press forming; Vast spectrum of types and grades, from extremely soft to extremely stiff; Flame-resistant version available; Broad operating temperature range; Outstanding thermal insulation properties; Low water absorption and water vapor permeability; Good weather resistance; Inert to numerous chemicals; Odor neutral; Ecologically and chemically neutral; Physically crosslinked PO foams
- Technology
- Composite Materials
- Material Features
- Chemical Resistant
- Crosslinkable
- Flame Resistant
- Good Weather Stability
- High Stiffness
- Homogeneous Cell Structure
- Low Water Absorption
- Odorless
- Product Description
- Thickness
- 3–15 mm
- Width
- up to 2,30 m
- Roll foams
- Composite Materials Functions
- Core Material
- Plastics and Elastomers End Uses
- Flexible Packaging
- Footwear
- Marine Applications
