Foam Materials

These foams are designed for direct contact with the skin, making them ideal for prosthetics, costume design, or special effects makeup. They are hypoallergenic, lightweight, and can replicate fine details for realistic appearances.

This type of foam is characterized by its ability to bend and flex while maintaining its shape. Perfect for applications requiring cushioning, impact absorption, or where movement is needed, like in animatronics, upholstery, or wearable props.

Known for their firmness and structural strength, rigid foams are used in applications requiring solid support and durability. They are commonly used in architectural models, sculptural projects, and in creating lightweight yet sturdy props and set pieces.