EXPANDED POLYETHYLENE - A lower grade of polyethylene that is recognized by large cell structure even though it is closed celled. A less durable material often supplied in extruded form or sheet form. It is most commonly referred to as packaging foam. (read more)

Whether your requirements call for foam sheeting for gaskets or a topical gel medical sheeting for the treatment of scars, we can fabricate to your exact specifications. We fabricate sheeting from as thin as .003". These sheets can then be reinforced or non-reinforced, vulcanized or unvulcanized. (read more)

Can-Do has sheeting capabilities that allow us to cut products to specific lengths, from 1" to 120", letting you to free up valuable employee time. Typically, material is slit to a custom width and then is sheeted to the specified length, creating custom dimensions. (read more)

Specialty Silicone Fabricators' vulcanized sheeting is elastic, strong and stable. The material can be laminated to many substrates. Bonding is done with silicone adhesive. They also supply it with a protective covering on both sides. (read more)

Calendered sheeting and extruded ribbon can be punched or die cut for various gasket and seal applications. Rotary dies as well as zero clearance dies can be used to automate these applications. (read more)

Inplex custom manufacturers Polyethylene tubing and pipe. This is the most economical plastic available. It has a good balance of chemical resistance, low temperature impact strength, light weight, and low cost. It is easily colorable and by adding UV stabilizers, it has excellent outdoor, UV resistance properties. (read more)

Three main crosslinked polyethylene product lines are offered by Merryweather Foam, Inc.: Volara®, Volextra® and Minicel®. (read more)

Cross linked Polyethylene foam has many of the same qualities as non-cross linked polyethylene foam, however, it also has the ability to protect class "A" surfaces. Other common applications of cross linked polyethylene are medical case inserts and compression molded and thermoformed parts. (read more)

Polyethylene foam is a tough, resilient, lightweight, moisture and chemical resistant closed-cell material that is usable across a wide range of applications and temperatures. Foam Design, Inc. commonly uses polyethylene foam for cushion packaging and dunnage applications (blocking and bracing) as well as numerous other applications. (read more)

Assmann offers a guide on polyethylene tank inspections. This guide will help you identify different material types, and give you basic instructions on how to gather information if your tank has been damaged. (read more)