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Cushioning, sealing, gasketing, absorbing, vibration damping, and gap-filling are just a few of the applications where die-cut foam, silicone, and sponges are utilized. Marian die-cuts foams of different density, thickness, and composition based on the requirements of your application. We also have the capability to laminate the foam material with adhesive and other materials to create a more dynamic part.

Marian sources a large variety of closed-cell and open-cell die-cut foam and silicone materials. Stocking many of these materials allows us to provide samples and prototypes rapidly, often beating our competitors. We maintain strong relationships with industry-leading suppliers including Rogers PORON® foams, Rogers BISCO® Silicone Foams, Saint-Gobain, Nitto, and Armacell.

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Marian die-cut foam

Commonly Die-cut Foam, Silicone, and Sponge Materials

  • Rogers BISCO® silicone foam
  • Norseal® Silicone, Diversified Products
  • Rogers PORON® urethanes
  • Rogers PORON® AquaPro™
  • Saint-Gobain Norseal® Polyurethanes
  • EPDM, SBR, Neoprene blends
  • LDPE/polyether sponge or foam
  • PVC foams
  • Electrically conductive
  • Santoprene™ (TPV)
  • Reticulated/filter foam materials
  • Acoustic insulation foam

Foam Options with Marian

  • Material density and thickness
  • Open cell vs. closed cell
  • Resistance to chemicals and UV exposure
  • Adhesive backing
  • Lamination to other substrates
  • Final packaging: loose parts; on a liner; provided on a roll
  • Tight tolerance and high-volume manufacturing, if required

Applications

Learn about Rogers PORON® Foam and BISCO® Silicones

Rogers Poron die-cut foam
Rogers Bisco die-cut foam

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Key Foam Partners

Rogers Corporation Preferred Converter
Saint-Gobain
Nitto
armacell
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