1. XPE New Energy Foam
- Material properties
- High dielectric strength, so it insulates at pack voltages.
- Closed-cell structure that keeps moisture out.
- Resists electrolyte attack.
- Flame retardancy rating up to UL94 V2.
- New energy applications
- Buffer gaskets for power battery modules.
- Thermal insulation layers for energy storage battery packs.
- Encapsulation gaskets for photovoltaic modules.
- Sealing liners for charging stations.
- Product advantages
- Insulation and chemical stability both hold up across the pack's service life.
2. IXPE New Energy Foam
- Material characteristics
- Uniform, dense cell structure.
- Low thermal resistance, so heat passes through.
- Anti-static, and resistant to dust.
- Soft enough to seal an uneven surface.
- New energy applications
- Thermal pads for battery management systems.
- Cushioning and insulation between cells.
- Sealing for electric-vehicle battery packs.
- Heat-dissipation pads for photovoltaic inverters.
- Product advantages
- Drawing heat away while cushioning keeps a pack inside its thermal window.
3. IXPP New Energy Foam
- Material properties
- High rigidity, and resistant to compression set.
- High-temperature resistance up to 140 °C.
- Dimensionally stable under load.
- Good ageing resistance for a long service life.
- New energy applications
- Structural support in battery modules.
- Insulating brackets in energy storage cabinets.
- Motor insulation in electric vehicles.
- Sealing strips for solar panel frames.
- Product advantages
- It holds its shape under heat and load, which is what a structural part inside a pack has to do.
Bofeng Foam supplies foam for the new energy sector. Tell us the voltage, the working temperature and the space available, and we will confirm the grade. Contact us for a quotation.
Email: info@bofoam.com
