4LBS Density Polyethylene Planks- Laminated

Description Polyethylene, also known as Extruded Polyethylene, has outstanding dimensional stability and recovery characteristics that provide optimal cushioning protection against repeated impacts. 4lbs offers protection for heavier applications, Strong and resilient this high-density foam is suitable for applications requiring maximum durability.  Available Thickness: 1/4″, 1/2″, 3/4″, 1/2″, 1″, 1-1/2″, 2″, 3″, 4″ Available Sizes: 48″ x 108″ * 24″ x 108″ * Shipping cost for this product is usually higher than $23.00. A Foam N’ More Rep will contact you for shipping above $23. By using our check out process you approve of us adjusting this shipping once the actual cost has been determined. For a shipping quote please contact us by phone or email with what you would like to order. It is ideal for cushion packaging and it is used in many applications including computer, automotive, constriction, and recreation. Polyethylene feels is firmer than a kid’s pool noodle and is also ideally suited as a component material in products requiring a shock-absorbing, vibration dampening, insulation, barrier, and/or buoyancy component. As the properties listed on the reverse suggest, the key features of Polyethylene foam include: Excellent strength, resistance to creep under load, vibration and shock absorbency, and water resistance characteristics.*Cost-effective cushion agent for packaging applications *High-performance payout *Reusable and recyclable material *Lightweight material, easily fabricated *Provides cube optimization Specific Uses: Packaging, surface protection, cold chain, automotive, sports & leisure, void fill, medical, construction, military, blocking & bracing, floor underlayment, recreational, agriculture, archery target. 10 Full sheets or more 5% Discount50 Full sheets or more 10% Discount   FAQ’s 1.     Is there skin on both sides of Polyethylene foam? * Only 1″, 2″, 3″ and 4″ have skins on both sides. Any other thickness may not have skin OR may have skin on one side only. If you specifically need the skin, please let us know before placing the order for additional cost. 2. What happens if the foam is left in direct sunlight for all day every day. This foam can hit up to 200 degrees Fahrenheit of heat. However, due to the sun’s UV rays and radiation over long periods of time the foam may start to melt or start to deteriorate, just like getting sun burned when it is cloudy outside. Foam N’ More don’t recommend this foam be directly sunlight all day every day. Foam N’ More suggest nothing over 3 hours per day but we are still investigating how many hours you can keep the foam in direct sunlight each day. Please Read More About Other Related Articles: The Difference Between Open and Closed-Cell FoamClosed Cell Foam TypesPolyethylene Foam and Its UseThe Many Uses of Polyethylene FoamWhat Is The Different types of Closed Cell Foam Used For?