FOAM MATTRESS

Foam refers to a material consisting of a mass of small bubbles or cells formed by trapping air or gas in a liquid or solid. It’s widely used in various applications, including mattresses, cushions, and packaging, due to its flexibility, cushioning properties, and ability to conform to shapes.

Types of Foams:

1. Memory Foam

2. High Resilience Foam

3. High Density Foam SS Foam

4. Polyurethane Foam

Memory Foam:

Memory foam helps to respond to heat and pressure, conforming to the shape of the body. It provides excellent support and pressure relief by evenly distributing body weight.Commonly used in mattresses, pillows, and cushions.Reduces pressure points, minimizes motion transfer, and conforms to body shape.

High Resilience Foam:

HR foam is designed to be more durable than standard polyurethane foam. It maintains its shape and supportive properties over time, resisting sagging and wear.HR foam provides a supportive surface that offers a good balance between softness and firmness.

High Density SS Foam:

This foam is characterized by its high density and specialized formulation, which provides enhanced support and comfort. It is a variation of high-density foam designed to offer a balance of softness and firmness with superior performance.

Polyurethane Foam:

This is a foam made from polyurethane polymer, created through a chemical reaction between isocyanates and polyols.Polyurethane foam is a versatile and widely used material made from polyurethane, a type of polymer. It is known for its flexibility, cushioning properties, and adaptability.