XLPE Foam

XLPE foam stands for Cross-Linked Polyethylene Foam. The cross-linking process creates a chemical or physical bond between polymer chains, significantly enhancing the material's thermal stability, tensile strength, tear resistance, and recovery after compression compared to standard non-crosslinked polyethylene.

Closed-cell XLPE foam features non-porous, sealed cells that completely block air and moisture, making it ideal for thermal insulation and waterproofing. Open-cell XLPE foam has interconnected pores that provide higher flexibility and superior acoustic sound absorption.

XLPE foam—particularly closed-cell variants—possesses extremely low thermal conductivity and excellent vapor barrier properties. This prevents condensation buildup, reduces energy loss, and maintains temperature control across heating and cooling systems.

Yes. Fusion Foams supplies directly to global businesses, HVAC contractors, and industrial partners through our international distribution network. Contact our commercial team to connect with authorized suppliers near your location.

Yes. As an established manufacturer, we provide precision cutting, slitting, and sizing options for both XLPE foam sheets and continuous rolls to suit exact industrial specifications.

Yes. Closed-cell XLPE foam offers excellent resistance to moisture, UV radiation, and atmospheric aging, ensuring long-term structural and thermal performance in outdoor architectural applications.

Adhesive-backed XLPE tape is widely used in construction, window installation, and automotive assembly for rapid weatherstripping, thermal breaking, vibration dampening, and gap sealing.

While standard polyethylene (PE) foam is uncrosslinked and more susceptible to deformation under heat and stress, cross-linked PE (XLPE) offers superior temperature resistance, finer cell structure, better mechanical recovery, and enhanced longevity.