PLA Foam - Biobased foam with properties similar to EPS – Material Sample Shop

This lightweight foam is made from expanded Poly-Lactid Acid (PLA) polymer, which is derived from renewable sources such as starch or sugar. The foam’s properties are similar to that of expanded polystyrene (EPS aka Styrofoam®), including excellent heat insulation and impact resistance. The foam can be processed using

Environmentally friendly packaging foams: Investigation of the compostability of poly(lactic acid)-based syntactic foams - ScienceDirect

Manufacturer of EPS Molded Parts and Others

Polyethylene Foam Sheets (also known as extruded Polyethylene) are laminated and have a 2.3 lb density. They are best used for products requiring a

2.3LBS Density Polyethylene Planks- Laminated

Microcellular PLA/PMMA foam fabricated by CO2 foaming with outstanding shape-memory performance - ScienceDirect

Filtration Foams, Filter Foams

Filtration Foams, Filter Foams

Biofoam, Sustainable, Airpop, EPS

Compression and morphological properties of a bio-based polyurethane foam with aluminum hydroxide - EHP Silva, JCF Aguiar, G Waldow, RRC Costa, V Tita, ML Ribeiro, 2022

Biofoam, Sustainable, Airpop, EPS

Foaming of Polylactic Acid/Cellulose Nanocrystal Composites: Pickering Emulsion Templating for High-Homogeneity Filler Dispersions