Melamine FOAM
Melamine foam is a lightweight, open-cell polymer material derived from melamine-formaldehyde resin, engineered for superior thermal insulation, sound absorption, and flame resistance. Its unique three-dimensional network structure allows sound waves and heat energy to penetrate and dissipate efficiently, making it a trusted solution in environments requiring acoustic control and thermal stability.
Description
This foam is widely recognized for its low density, high temperature tolerance, and non-fibrous composition, which supports clean handling and safe integration into sensitive applications. It performs reliably across a broad temperature range—from cryogenic conditions to sustained exposure near 240°C—without melting, dripping, or releasing toxic fumes, making it ideal for fire-critical environments.
Industries that benefit most from melamine foam include construction, transportation, aerospace, automotive, electronics, HVAC, and architectural acoustics. In buildings, it is used for wall and ceiling insulation, soundproofing panels, and fire-rated enclosures. In transportation, melamine foam enhances passenger comfort by reducing cabin noise and thermal transfer in trains, aircraft, and vehicles. Electronics manufacturers use it to dampen vibration and insulate heat-sensitive components, while HVAC systems rely on its low thermal conductivity for duct and pipe insulation.
Melamine foam is also widely used in auditoriums, recording studios, cleanrooms, and industrial machinery enclosures, where its sound absorption and fire safety properties are critical. Its lightweight nature reduces structural load, and its ability to be die-cut, laminated, molded, or bonded allows for seamless integration into automated production lines and custom assemblies.
Available in various densities, thicknesses, and surface finishes, melamine foam complies with international standards including DIN 4102 B1, UL 94 V-0, RoHS, and REACH, ensuring safety and performance across regulated markets.
