Foam Provides Shock Protection For Handheld Products

July 1, 2001
Targeting the shock protection needs associated with miniaturized computers, personal digital assistants (PDAs), and other small electronic products, the Confor CF-45E foam can be used as shock pads, spacers, snubbers and as acoustical insulation in

Targeting the shock protection needs associated with miniaturized computers, personal digital assistants (PDAs), and other small electronic products, the Confor CF-45E foam can be used as shock pads, spacers, snubbers and as acoustical insulation in these products. With no silicone off-gassing, the foam absorbs and dissipates up to 97% of shock energy without recoiling and amplifying the effect.Available in thicknesses of less than 4 mm, this 6 lb./cu. ft. material has a UL rating of HF-1 and a damping loss factor of 1.1 to 1.2 at 10 Hz and 0.3% amplitude in torsional mode. Under sustained pressure, the material will rebound slowly as weight is released. Under direct impact, however, it acts like a semi-rigid foam, resisting collapse and absorbing the impact internally.

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