We have the following options available from the drop-down menu:
- White Ethafoam heavy duty pre cubed foam, SINGLE piece of 1"/25mm thick, plus 1 layer of 12mm lining foam.
- White Ethafoam heavy duty pre cubed foam, SINGLE piece of 2" / 50mm thick, plus 1 layer of 12mm lining foam.
- White Ethafoam heavy duty pre cubed foam, 5 layers of 1"/25mm thick, plus 6 layers of 12mm lining foam.
- White Ethafoam heavy duty pre cubed foam, 5 layers of 2"/50mm thick, plus 6 layers of 12mm lining foam.
Each pre-cubed foam layer is 560mm x 350mm, Each lining layer is also 560mm x 350mm.
Our white Ethafoam heavy duty Pre Cubed foam is much firmer, ideal for heavier equipment.
Ethafoam also known as Stratocell or Jiff Foam provides excellent cushioned protection against persistent shocks. It's the preferred foam for protecting heavier items.
Our Pre Cubed Foam set can fit your equipment in your carry case or box
securely. These multi-layer polyurethane foam sets are engineered to
make it easy. The upper foam layer for the lid and thinner bottom piece
provide a protective base and cushion for vertical movement. The pre-cut
grid area in the middle layer(s) allows you to quickly customize the
arrangement of your equipment. Simply lay out your equipment with
adequate space between each item, and remove the foam to create a snug
and protective opening for each item.
Our most commonly used foam is a high load bearing open cell polyether
(charcoal); this is especially effective as packaging foam for custom
case interiors. This type of foam can also be used for standard foam
lining.
Pre Cubed Foam can be easily cut to size to match the size of your case.
Pre Cubed Foam can be easily cut to size to match the size of your case.
Pre Cubed Foam - Pulling Steps:
Step 1, Mark the foam:
Arrange all of your equipment on top of the pre-cut grid. Leave adequate space between each item of equipment.
When satisfied with the layout, begin to trace around the items with a sharpened piece of chalk.
Toothpicks may also be used to mark the perimeter of the foam to be removed.
Step 2, Pull the foam:
CAREFULLY AND SLOWLY remove each plug in one piece.
Step 3, Insert equipment:
Insert equipment into their cutouts. Notice how the items fit, you want a
snug fit but not to the point that the foam gets compressed.
If you find you've made a mistake or have any loose areas, put back one
or more of the previously removed plugs and secure them with our spray
contact adhesive.
