Zotefoams Plastazote® LD29 Low Density Polyethylene Foam

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Zotefoams Plastazote® LD29 Low Density Polyethylene Foam
Categories:	Polymer; Thermoplastic; Polyethylene (PE); Low Density (LDPE)
Material Notes:	Plastazote® is a closed cell, cross-linked polyethylene foam manufactured using nitrogen expansion technology to produce foams with exceptional cell size uniformity, low odor / high purity and outstanding physical attributes. Compliant with EC food contact and US FDA regulations. Information provided by Zotefoams
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Available Properties

Density, sheet density
Density, BS ISO 7214 1998, Nominal skin/skin
Cell Length
Cell Length, Typical Diameter
Hardness, Shore OO, ISO 868 1985, 10 mm cell/cell thickness
Tensile Strength, ISO 7214 1998
Elongation at Break
Compressive Yield Strength, BS ISO 7214 1998
Compressive Yield Strength, BS ISO 7214 1998
Compressive Yield Strength, BS ISO 7214 1998
Compressive Yield Strength, BS ISO 7214 1998
Tear Strength, BS EN ISO 8067 1995
Compression Set, BS ISO 7214 1998, 24 hr recovery
Compression Set, BS ISO 7214 1998, 0.5 hr recovery
Compression Set, BS ISO 7214 1998, 24 hr recovery
Compression Set, BS ISO 7214 1998, 0.5 hr recovery
Thermal Conductivity, ISO 8302 1991, mean temp of 10°C
Maximum Service Temperature, Air
Minimum Service Temperature, Air
Flammability Test, ISO 7214 1998, Horizontal Burn Rate, mm/sec
Flammability Test, ISO 7214 1998, Horizontal Burn Rate, mm/sec

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Category Notes
Plastic

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