Hot-Pressing Resistance Foam
| Model | Color | Density(kg/m3) | Hardness (Asker F) | UV-Yellowing | Compression set (%) | Features and Applications |
| CR303 | - | 28±2 | 90±5 | - | 10 Max | 1.FHigh-frequency foam, shaping adaptability. 2.Can be seen in seamless footwear upper. |
| CR50HF | - | 50-55 | 90±3 | - | 10 Max | 1.High holding, firm, and molding process friendly. 2.Used for accessorizing, insole (after the hot-press process), high-frequency molding foam or others. |
| SMART FOAM(CR56H) | Blue | 56±2 | 18±2 | - | 10 Max | Sports function features 1.Superb, lightweight insoles could save up at least 50% of the weight of the insole material. Suitable for all types of sports shoes, inhancing athlete. 2.Performance improvement, which provides better hardness support, rebound rate increased by more than 15% and gives better energy/pressure feedback. High efficiency 1.Density 56 (Kg/m3), which is 50% lower than Ortholite, and the texture and material properties are consistent with Ortholite performance. 2.Cost is reduced, compared with the general insole foam, could save more than 30% of the cost. |
| PU003HP | - | 50-60 | 90±5 | 4 Min | - | 1.High holding, high elasticity, molding process friendly. 2.Used for accessorizing, insole (after the hot-press process), high-frequency molding foam or others. |
| CR80HF | - | 78-86 | 80±3 | - | 10 Max | 1.High holding, high elasticity, and good texture PU Foam, and molding process friendly. 2.Used for accessorizing, insole (after the hot-press process), high-frequency molding foam or others. |
