Supplier of Pu Foam Scrap Eco Friendly Recycling Products

Product Overview

Description

Waste PU foam scrap refers to the leftover pieces and remnants of polyurethane foam that are generated during the manufacturing process or from discarded foam products. Polyurethane foam is commonly used in various applications, including furniture, mattresses, insulation, and automotive interiors, due to its lightweight, flexible, and durable properties. Recycling waste PU foam scrap presents an opportunity to minimize environmental impact and promote sustainability. Instead of ending up in landfills, these scraps can be repurposed and transformed into new products. The recycling process often involves grinding the foam into smaller particles, which can then be used to create new foam products, cushioning materials, or composite materials for construction and other industries. Utilizing waste PU foam not only helps in reducing waste but also conserves resources by decreasing the demand for new raw materials. This practice contributes to a circular economy, where materials are kept in use for as long as possible, minimizing the environmental footprint associated with production and disposal. Businesses and manufacturers are increasingly recognizing the value of waste PU foam recycling. Many organizations have established take-back programs or partnerships with recycling facilities to ensure that foam scraps are properly processed and reused. This not only supports sustainable practices but can also enhance a company's reputation as an environmentally responsible entity.

 

 

Preferred Density Range :	15 to 25kg/ m3
Clean & Dry Unused Off-Cuts :	100%
Color:	white
Foam Skins :	5%-10%
Re-bonded Foam :	None
Bare Skins :	None
Ester-type Foam :	None
Hydrophilic Foam :	None
Laminated Fabric/Foam :	None
Laminated Vinyl/PVC/Foam :	None
Reticulated Foam	None
Visco-elastic Foam :	None
Foreign Matter/Contamination :	Absolutely None
Factory Sweepings :	Absolutely None
Recycled, Old or Used Foam :	Absolutely None
Packaging :	In compressed by bales
Weight:	200 to 300kgs per bale