Foams to drawing specifications

The foam coatings we frequently apply to timing belts have enabled us to develop a variety of components tailored for use in the automatic machinery sector. These include product blocking supports and pushers used along conveyor lines. Thanks to their flexibility, these components can adapt precisely to the shape of the product without causing any damage.

The materials we most often choose for these solutions are polyurethane foams, particularly Sylomer, which is available in a wide range of densities, colours, and thicknesses to ensure optimal performance for each specific application.

Machining of Foams

Our commitment to achieving flawless foam machining has driven us to invest in advanced technologies that enable us to design components rapidly and, most importantly, manufacture them to extremely high-quality standards.

A state-of-the-art milling machine, equipped with a dedicated set of tools, allows us to process all types of foam. Thanks to its granite base and high-speed spindle (40,000 rpm), we are able to machine even low-density materials like yellow Sylomer (150 kg/m³) with maximum precision.

Foams Assembled with other Materials

Foams are highly flexible but tend to be less durable and provide less grip compared to denser materials. To enhance their performance, coatings can be applied to the manufactured components, utilizing materials such as rubber and silicone, as well as low-friction and anti-wear plastic fabrics.

Alongside polyurethane foams, we incorporate other materials like neoprene and foam rubber. Additionally, we can produce substrates from various materials—including aluminium, carbon fibre, steel, and stainless steel—to which these foams can be adhered. This type of product is most widely used in the following sectors: food, packaging, industrial automation, robotics, beverages, paper, textiles, non-woven fabrics, cosmetics etc.