Industrial Insulation

Foam materials such as EVA, EPDM, and polyethylene, laminated and wound into master rolls, can be slit into customized dimensions according to specific project requirements. Materials can be processed up to 1700 mm in length, with strip widths as narrow as 5 mm and a maximum roll width of 400 mm.This flexibility allows different width configurations to be produced from the same roll, optimizing material usage and ensuring precise integration into sealing and insulation assemblies.

Raw materials in varying thicknesses are precisely cut into defined shapes and patterns based on technical drawings and customer specifications. Components can be produced with or without adhesive backing, depending on application needs.Die-cut insulation parts are widely integrated into automotive sealing systems, appliance vibration control elements, HVAC insulation modules, and machinery assemblies where dimensional accuracy and repeatability are critical.

Kiss cutting enables shaping of adhesive-laminated sponge materials without cutting through the protective release liner. This method ensures clean edges, ease of application, and efficient installation during industrial assembly processes, particularly in high-volume production lines.

Materials such as EVA, IXPE (Physical PE), XPE (Chemical PE), and EPDM are laminated using single- or double-sided adhesive systems through hot or cold lamination methods. The lamination process is carried out in a 1000 mm wide format, providing consistent bonding quality and enhanced structural performance for demanding insulation applications.