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Applications of EPS foam

Packaging

  1. Protective Packaging:Safeguards fragile items like electronics, appliances, and furniture during shipping.
  2. Food Packaging: Used in disposable containers, coffee cups, and coolers for perishables (though some regions restrict this due to environmental concerns).
  3. Medical Packaging: Protects sensitive equipment and pharmaceuticals during transport.

Construction

  1. Insulation: Provides thermal efficiency in walls, roofs, and floors via panels or blocks.
  2. Structural Applications: Lightweight fill in roads (geofoam) and insulated concrete forms (ICFs) for foundations.
  3. Decorative Elements: Moldings, ceiling tiles, and architectural features.

Automotive

  1. Impact Protection: Bumpers and child safety seats.
  2. Noise Reduction: Sound insulation in doors and dashboards.
  3. Lightweight Components: Reduces vehicle weight for improved fuel efficiency.

Arts and Crafts

  1. Sculptures/Props: Easily carved for stage sets, parade floats, or model-making.
  2. Floral Arrangements: Stabilizes artificial plants in displays.

Sports and Recreation

  1. Buoyancy Aids: Life jackets, surfboards, and dock floats.
  2. Protective Gear: Padding in helmets and sports equipment.
  3. Coolers: Insulated containers for camping or picnics.

Medical

  1. Orthotics/Prosthetics: Lightweight, customizable components.
  2. Temperature-Sensitive Transport: Containers for organs, vaccines, or medical samples.

Geotechnical Engineering

  1. Lightweight Fill: Reduces soil pressure in road/railway construction on unstable ground.
  2. Drainage Systems: Used in landscaping and erosion control.

Agriculture

  1. Greenhouse Insulation: Maintains temperature for plant growth.
  2. Hydroponics/Nursery Trays: Lightweight growing mediums.

Disposable Products

  1. Single-Use Containers: Plates, trays, and ice chests (phased out in some areas).
  2. Cooler Boxes: Temporary storage for food/medical supplies.

Marine Industry

  1. Buoyancy Modules: Floats for docks, pontoons, and aquaculture.
  2. Boat Construction: Core material for lightweight hulls.
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