Electrically conductive foam

Electrically conductive foam is a specialty material made by incorporating conductive particles or additives into the foam matrix. The manufacturing process involves several key steps, which may vary depending on specific requirements and the manufacturer’s technology. Here is a general overview of how conductive foam is typically produced:
Material selection, conductive additives, mixing and compounding, extrusion or molding, curing or setting, cutting and shaping, quality control, packaging, manufacturing processes may vary based on the specific properties and requirements of the conductive foam. Different applications and industries may require different foam conductivities, mechanical properties and shapes. Conductive foam is commonly used in applications that require shock absorption and conductivity, such as electronic packaging, radio frequency shielding, and the aerospace industry.