Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer (EPDM Foam)
Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer foam (EPDM foam) is a closed-cell synthetic elastomer derived from ethylene propylene diene monomer rubber, engineered for exceptional weather resistance, thermal insulation, and mechanical flexibility. Its cellular structure provides a durable, compressible material that performs reliably in both indoor and outdoor environments, even under prolonged exposure to UV radiation, ozone, and temperature extremes.
Description
This foam is widely recognized for its ability to maintain sealing integrity, shock absorption, and acoustic damping, making it a trusted solution across industries such as automotive, construction, HVAC, marine, electronics, and general industrial equipment. In automotive applications, EPDM foam is used for door seals, vibration dampers, and interior trim components to enhance comfort and reduce noise. The construction sector utilizes it for expansion joints, window seals, and insulation layers that contribute to energy efficiency and environmental protection.
Its moisture resistance and compressive resilience make EPDM foam ideal for HVAC systems, roofing membranes, and outdoor enclosures, while marine and outdoor equipment manufacturers rely on its durability for gaskets, flotation aids, and protective padding. In electronics and appliances, EPDM foam serves as a reliable barrier against mechanical shock and environmental interference, supporting long-term device performance.
EPDM foam is easily fabricated through die-cutting, lamination, molding, and adhesive bonding, and is available in various densities, thicknesses, and hardness levels to suit specific design and performance requirements. It complies with international standards including RoHS, REACH, and UL 94, ensuring safety and reliability across regulated markets.
