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PBAT Foam Sheet

Biodegradable foam material for sustainable packaging

A PBAT based supercritical physically foamed packaging material. The source material indicates up to 20 times expansion, lightweight construction, a fine surface and comfortable hand feel, with zero formamide and zero VOC as product objectives.
PBAT sustainable packaging foam sheet reference
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Process description

PBAT modification and supercritical physical foaming focused on stable high expansion cell structures.

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Core benefits

  • Biodegradable material pathway
  • Lightweight with a refined surface
  • Candidate replacement for selected conventional packaging foams

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Suggested applications

  • Consumer electronics and precision instrument packaging
  • Beauty, personal care and premium packaging inserts
  • Lower impact protective packaging

REFERENCE / FAMILY

Product family reference data

The description is reorganized from the original Micro Foam Group product material. Controlled production specifications and document status are governed by the PALAMAL CRM.
Material systemPBATSource website
Maximum reference expansionUp to 20 timesSource website
Volatile profile directionZero formamide and zero VOCSource website
Degradation and certification conditionsConfirm by grade and certification documentControlled baseline, confirm by TDS

PALAMAL MATERIAL OP / CONTROLLED DATA

PALAMAL CRM controlled grades

The page first reads published grades, properties and document status from PALAMAL CRM. Controlled dataset 20260806A is used as a baseline when a grade is not published or CRM is temporarily unavailable. Shipment and customer approval data remain governed by the latest CRM release and controlled TDS.
Synchronizing CRM…

PALAMAL MATERIAL OP / SAMPLE / TDS

Contact, sample and document request

Submission creates a website tracking reference and routes the request into PALAMAL CRM. Sample requests enter the Sample Request draft workflow. A TDS request for a published grade can receive the controlled link after the record is created.
Properties first use the published CRM revision, with the controlled baseline kept only as a fallback. A controlled TDS link is returned after the request creates a CRM record, preventing website copies from drifting from the released revision.