Rebonded Foam

Rebonded foam

Rebonded foam, otherwise called recon or chip foam, is made from leftovers of other foam. This is a recycled foam where the foam scraps are mixed with liquid polyurethane. This binds them and compresses them into a block. This foam has an open-cell structure and is known for its firm and durable properties. It is the most eco-friendly and one of the most versatile versions of foam. This is used in mattresses, carpet padding, weight equipment, motorcycle seats, and other covered padding.

Features

Very high density: Rebond foam is well known for its remarkable density. It has a density of 6 – 8 pounds per cubic foot. But this could go as high as 12 or 15 lb per cubic foot.

Higher ILD (Indentation Load Deflection) :  A higher ILD implies a firmer foam than that of a lower ILD. On average Rebond foam has an ILD of 7.0 pounds.

Firm and supportive : Rebonded firm offers great support because of its firmness.

Tear resistance :  It is resistant to wear and tear and is used in the packaging industry.

Sound and shock absorbent :  Provides sound insulation and shock absorption.

High durability and longevity :  This foam is durable and has a greater longevity.

Versatile: Because of its ease of manipulation, this foam is used in various industries like packaging industry, carpet padding, wheelchair seats, etc.

Applications

Mattresses : It is used as an upper comfort layer in innerspring mattresses.

House furniture :  Serves as a great substitute to expensive beanbags.

General usage :  Serves well for exercise mats, gym mats, massage tables and sofa.

Carpet padding and cushioning:  Its ease of usage makes it a versatile foam for carpet padding and cushioning.