NOMATEC® cross-linked polyethylene foams can be laminated and combined with various materials, such as felt, vinyl, polyurethane (PU), textiles, membranes, and polyethylene (PE) films. This process improves surface characteristics and optimises overall structural properties.
Improved resistance to wear, impact and environmental conditions.
allows specific textures, finishes or functional coatings to be applied.
strengthens the overall structure, making it more resilient and stable.
enables integration with materials such as felt, vinyl or membranes for specialised applications.
can enhance thermal and acoustic insulation properties.
provides a clean, professional finish suited to various industries.
Heated air is used to activate the adhesive layers, creating a strong and reliable bond. This process is ideal for manufacturing textiles, non-woven materials, and flexible packaging.
Block lamination involves stacking and bonding multiple layers to create thicker, reinforced structures that are more durable and thermally resistant. This process is used in the production of construction materials, composite panels and insulation products.
An open flame is used to melt and soften the surfaces of materials, enabling them to bond when pressed together. This method creates strong adhesion without the need for additional adhesives, making it ideal for durable and flexible applications. It is widely used in the automotive, furniture and packaging industries.
Applying surface structures through heat to create defined textures.
Producing custom-fit components to exact specifications.
Bonding multiple foam layers into thicker sheets or blocks.
Allowing precise sizing and continuous material processing.
Produced via a continuous extrusion process, NOMATEC® XLPa foams offer consistent quality and customizable properties.
