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Foam

Pockets of air make it lighter in weight than rubber; good for packing, insulating, and sealing

Carbon

An electrical conductor that’s often used in electronics and sensors

Building and Machinery Hardware

Surface Guards

Protect walls and other flat surfaces from impact

Edge Trim

Install on panels, boards, signs, and mirrors to protect edges from impact

Bumpers

Absorb impact to protect equipment and surfaces from dents and scuffs

Material Handling

Expanding Foam

Conforms to and cushions items in boxes to keep them from banging around the box during transit

Packing Peanuts

Packing Peanuts

Loosely fill the space around items in boxes to reduce shifting and impact during transit

Foam Wrap

Cushion items with less bulk than bubble wrap to protect them while shipping and storing

Protective Shipping Box Inserts

Protective Shipping Box Inserts

Fit snugly around glass bottles to absorb shock better than bubble wrap and air pillows

Fabricating and Machining

3D Printer Filaments

3D Printer Filaments

Run through filament 3D printers to form plastic parts

Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning

Thermal Insulation Sheets

Thermal Insulation Sheets

Line the walls of furnaces, freezers, ductwork, and buildings to keep heat in or out

Safety Equipment

Insoles

Slip into shoes to add padding or puncture protection

Sealing

Edge Seals

Block dust, water, and wind from entering the gaps around doors and windows

The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog. Pedestal (35" Ht. x 4" Wd. x 4" Dp.)