EVA foam is produced in a wide range of densities, each designed for specific uses depending on the required cushioning and structural rigidity.Higher-density EVA foam is widely used where durability and high impact resistance are critical, such as protective cases for industrial equipment and sports padding.Lower-density foam, on the other hand, is preferred for softer, more flexible items including custom insoles and toy components.

Understanding the differences in foam density is key to choosing the right material.EVA foam is generally classified into:

• High-density EVA foam: Suitable for sports gear, automotive parts, and premium consumer products.

• Closed-cell EVA foam: Featuring excellent water resistance, it is perfect for outdoor equipment and marine applications.

What is EVA? What is EVA foam?

EVA foam is Ethylene-vinyl acetate, it is used for short, which is a kind of closed-cell foam material that serves many industries. With great cushioning, shock absorption, and flexibility, it is widely used in luggage and packaging, especially for custom protective inserts.