 1. With woven fabrics:Thermally ductile or foil-covered fabrics are used. This woven fabric is directly back foamed with PUR soft foam after deep drawing in the vacuum capable tool. 2. With foils or injection moulded components: |
| Which advantages does back foaming offer to you? |
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| Where can you use back foamed parts? |
 Foils of back foamed parts are mainly used in the automotive industry for instrument panels, covers and linings. Centre consoles and covers of cassette trays are manufactured with this procedure, both efficiently and economically.
The back foaming of woven fabrics is used in the chair furniture industry for seat and back elements. In the automotive industry head restraints and even whole seat systems are manufactured using this procedure. Moulded back foamed parts are also found in the leisure industry (camping, fitness) and with impact-absorbing wall linings in gymnasiums. |
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Cost-intensive manufacturing steps are avoided, including further assembly, padding or sewing when using back foaming.
Additionally you may encounter possibilities which may not have been considered in the past. Ergonomic and safety-relevant criteria can be considered substantially better, contrary to conventional procedures. In addition you can integrate carrier and fastening parts problem-free. Each part which was back foamed is a product in its final shape. It can be reproduced accurately a countless number of times.
