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Foam Material is used to make protective case inserts.
Foam Material is used to make protective case inserts.
February 24, 2009 -
Used as non-abrasive material for custom fabrication of protective inserts, Case Fit(TM) 260 is optimized for shock absorbency and vibration dampening properties. It is resistant to water and most chemicals and can accommodate delicate parts such as electronics or metal fixtures. Case interiors are fabricated based on 3D models and produced via CNC-routing, die cutting, and water-jet cutting capabilities. Laser-etching is also available.
United Case, a UFP Technologies Brand, Introduces Exclusive Foam for Protective Case Inserts
United Case(TM), a UFP Technologies brand (NASDAQ: UFPT), introduces Case Fit(TM) 260. Case Fit 260 is United Case's proprietary foam material used for fabricating custom inserts for protective cases.
Protective cases are designed to be rugged and handle significant wear and tear. The interior protection is just as important as the case itself. United Case specializes in fabricating custom foam interior protection systems for cases. The case interiors are fabricated based on 3D models developed by our engineering team to provide a perfect fit and ultimate protection.
There are a plethora of foam materials in the marketplace today. Many of these foams are used for a specific purpose such as packaging or material handling. Case Fit 260 was developed specifically for case inserts.
Case Fit 260 exhibits the most important aspects necessary for interior case protection. It provides excellent shock absorbency and vibration dampening which is useful when shipping or transporting cases. Case Fit 260 is a non-abrasive material that can accommodate for delicate parts such as electronics or metal fixtures. This specialty case insert foam is resistant to water and most chemicals.
Aesthetically, the small cell structure of Case Fit 260 approaches much more expensive cross-linked polyethylene foams, without the additional cost. United Case has the capabilities to CNC-route, die cut and water-jet cut case inserts made out of Case Fit 260. In addition, United Case offers laser-etching services to emboss company logos or product part numbers inside of the case with the use of specialty materials.
Using Case Fit 260, United Case has created custom case and foam insert solutions including gun and rifle protection systems, law enforcement equipment and electronics storage and sales presentation cases.
About United Case
United Case, a UFP Technologies brand, is a full service provider of protective cases and custom engineered foam inserts. In partnership with United Foam, the flagship brand of UFP Technologies, United Case offers a large selection of foams, multiple fabrication capabilities, eight North American locations and the protective packaging design knowledge and experience required to design the best case and foam insert solutions.
For more information on United Case call (888) 376-1113, visit www.unitedcase.com or email sales@unitedcase.com. Company Information: Name: UFP Technologies, Inc. Address: 2175 Partin Settlement Rd. City: Kissimmee State: FL ZIP: 34744 Country: USA Phone: 407-933-4880 FAX: 407-933-5029 http://www.ufpt.com
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