EVA foam and PE foam are both foams, but different foams have different characteristics. So, what are the differences between these two types of foam? Below, our editor gives a brief introduction.

EVA foam is a new type of environmentally friendly plastic packaging material. Designed and processed into molded products, it offers superior shock-absorbing properties compared to traditional packaging materials like foam. In contrast to conventional shockproof packaging, EVA foam is easily cut and shaped. Its broad range of applications stems from its varying densities, aligning well with environmental standards. It boasts excellent moisture resistance, heat insulation, cushioning, chemical resistance, and shock absorption. Additionally, it is non-absorbent and non-toxic.

PE foam is made from high polymer foam material, coated with a high-performance pressure-sensitive adhesive on both sides (acrylic adhesive or rubber-based adhesive), and compounded with single or double-sided silicone release materials. Available in various thicknesses, densities, shapes, and colors, PE foam offers a wide range of options. Moreover, due to its excellent weather resistance, chemical resistance, shock absorption, sound absorption, and superior adhesion properties, PE foam tape is suitable for various applications across industries such as electronics, home decorations, automotive interiors, and precision machinery.

So, as shown above, PE foam and EVA foam differ not only in their applications but also in their performance characteristics. It is important to be aware of these differences when selecting which foam to use.