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Poron Polyurethane Open-Cell Foam Sheet, Medium Firmness, No Backing, Black, 0.062" Thickness, 24" Width, 24" Length

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Specifications for this item

Brand Name	Small Parts
Part Number	50-20062-24X24
Material Type	Poron Polyurethane
System of Measurement	Inch
Overall Length	24 inches
Backing Type	No Backing
Color	Black
Exterior Finish	Smooth
Indentation Hardness	18 Shore A
Length Tolerance	"+/- 0.25 inches
LowerTemperature Range	-40 Degrees Fahrenheit

Material Composition	Open-Cell Foam
Number of Items	1
Overall Width	24 inches
Shape	Sheet
Specification Met	UL HBF Flame Rating , MVSS 302
Tensile Strength Max	145 PSI
Thickness	0.062 inches
UNSPSC Code	13000000
Upper Temperature Range	250 Degrees Fahrenheit
Width Tolerance	"+/- 0.25 inches

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Product Features

Poron foam is a polyurethane material that provides excellent recovery from compression and good chemical resistance
Open cell allows liquid, gas, and air to pass through
Medium firmness requires more pressure to compress than soft firmness
Color is black

Product Details

Shipping Weight: 9.6 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
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ASIN: B003VYAXTK
Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #256,089 in Industrial & Scientific (See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific)
- #322 in Industrial & Scientific > Raw Materials > Rubber > Rubber Sheets, Rolls & Strips

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shoe insole material

By Tim on February 6, 2013

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I bought the 1/16" (.062")thick sheet for shoe insoles. Poron is being used a lot now for shoe padding...Allen Edmonds and Brooks Brothers uses it some of their shoes. I find that shoes in my correct size tend to fit me just slightly too loose. However, many insoles, even those that appear thin, quickly make the shoe too cramped. I found it is truly a micro-adjustment proposition to get them just right. After some trial and error experiementation, including buying poron insoles called Footshox that were generally too thick, I determined that 1/16" was what I really needed.

The 1/16" poron is quite thin and floppy (not rigid), but so far seems to be a successful solution for my purpose. One downside is that, being so thin, it is a little fragile. One set of insoles I cut quickly ripped in some loafers because there is a lot of friction/pulling when I put them on my feet. That doesn't seem to be a problem in lace-ups, though I still have yet to see how long-term durability will be. The thin/floppy-ness also means that they may get pulled up out of place a bit when taking your shoes off, but that it isn't a very big deal and they do securely stay in place under my feet when the shoes are on. Another product available online is 1/16" Spenco material that I may try as well.

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Surprisingly light

By K. Ware on December 9, 2014

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This is much lighter than neoprene (typical rubber gasket material). It does feel kind-of foamy (as open-cell foam would imply). It feels like I could tear it if I wanted to. It has more elasticity than neoprene, but it doesn't seem like it would seal things very well or hold up to water. I could be wrong, but I'm not using it for that so I won't find out.