Ok so at the risk of sounding ingnorant, what makes this type of foam any diffrent than the regular solid foam in the Pelican 1700 case?
1120654
Besides that it's made up of little squares that you "pick and pluck" to create the shape you want, nothing as far as I can tell.
1120655
its laser cut into about 1 cm cubes, but the cuts are not complete so you can tear out chunks to fit the shape of whatever you want to store.
1120656
Its scored in approx 1 cmx1 cm squares already to insure straight cuts. Also if your items are not to thick it will form to them without cutting or more importantly crease like a soils block will tend to do
867903
It is a sturdier foam than the cheap foam coolers, but yes it is a foam material.
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I've only had this case for about four months and I have not seen any failure in the foam. This is one of the cases with pluck and use foam which means that the two pieces are basically cut into 1/2" cubes the depth of the foam with about a 1" or so solid boarder. To use the case you pull out the cubes till you have the size hole you need. I have notices that on those compartments which I use a lot some of the cubes are curling in and will eventually fall out. If that is the failure then yes I've experienced that. I live in Hawaii and here the life expectancy of any synthetic rubber or foam is limited. I have five cases for scientific equipment where I work at the university. They have a similar foam padding inside and are over ten years old. I have noticed that some of the foam is getting sticky and needs to be wiped off the equipment before use. I expect to have to replace the foam in this case at some point. I am using the case to store DSLR cameras and lenses and I purchased cloth bags to use to keep foam dust from collecting on these components. Based on my experience above I will be watching the foam for deterioration. One could replace it right away but I think that you should expect a couple of years of usage from the supplied material. It all depends on the individual.
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It is not a foam, but the purell that you can buy in the store, my husband does refill his smaller containers from this though.
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Mine was purchased for an upcoming rebuild that has not happened yet. I do not know about how it fits. I did get it out of the box and it seems to be thick and full. Looks like it is a soft rubber compound that will work much better than the deteriorating foam version I have now. Sorry I cannot give complete installation report as it is still on the to do list.
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Well, it has been a number of years since I have owned now. It was not made out of foam but a more firm material. More like a boxing glove. It was thick, again it might have changed since I purchased it 7 years ago.
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To be honest I'm not sure exactly what any of those are, but based on the measurement this case is probably too big. It's the size of a small suitcase or larger backpack. It has two layers of "pick and pluck" foam. Trying a pelican case that is a little smaller. You can watch some really good videos on YouTube too, that show how big each case is.
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Isolation is quite good with high quality foams. I don't think you will get any kind of leakage with normal usage.
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To answer your question, i foamed out one side panel, the top and bottom panels, rear panel and even had extra for some edges and harddrive bays.My other side panel is the window facing away from me and i did not put any padding on it. Helped reduce my noise. You can easily cut it to fit and use how ever much you desire. You want quiet fans first to begin with so buy quality, consider using this foam as a finisher for the interior and reduce it a few decibles further.
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the only difference I have found if the foam. I tried out a friends basic model and then bought the one with the foam as I have a very bad back. I have not been sorry for spending the extra money. Good luck on your purchase.
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My pelican 1740 can with multiple 2" foam layers with individual perforated sections approximately 1x1x2 inches that can easily be removed to customize the fitting for different objects. Yes it appears to be the "Pick and Pluck Foam" from Pelican.
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All Pelican cases are same great quality I have to take mine out for air circulation when its running, not sure what your asking here my computer is not military or for use in rain this is the case I transport my unit in
632363
It is similar to a semi-soft dense foam when dry. Not crumbly. More like firm rubbery spongy. It does not fully "harden" like some foams do (probably a built-in safety feature to keep it from over-expanding and busting things like some of the original "expanding foams" did). Does not have any real stand-alone structural strength any more than styrofoam let's say, but will fill gaps nicely. If you were using it "sandwiched" between two sheets of plywood it would add some structural strength I should think. You may have to trim it around the edges with a razer blade or something similar after it expands and drys. Keep in mind that IT DOES !EXPAND! Your question did not give me a complete visual as to what you are trying to do/accomplish so this is the best answer I can come up with. Sorry.
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I couldn't tell you exactly, but the top layer of foam is fairly soft and conforming while the bottom layer gives more support and is much denser.If your concern is about any dents being formed, my girlfriend and I are very... rough on beds, so much that we've managed to destroy 3 $1,000+ dollar beds in a matter of a few years, but this one has held up for the last 6 months or so without even begging to sag or lose any of it's original "springiness"
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Yes, it's a very firm foam, including the interior. There is a cheap velvet covering in the interior and really does nothing to cushion your violin. Better quality cases, even some I've owned at this price point, have had a softer padding that contacts the violin. I won't use it for extended use due to fear of getting rub spots or damage from dropping. I actually believe other reviewers got a different case than what I received based on their glowing reviews while my opinion is its a cheaply made case that poorly protects the violin and won't even take a standard 4/4 bow without forcing in place. Bad case in my opinion. Yes, it's a very firm foam, including the interior. There is a cheap velvet covering in the interior and really does nothing to cushion your violin. Better quality cases, even some I've owned at this price point, have had a softer padding that contacts the violin. I won't use it for extended use due to fear of getting rub spots or damage from dropping. I actually believe other reviewers got a different case than what I received based on their glowing reviews while my opinion is its a cheaply made case that poorly protects the violin and won't even take a standard 4/4 bow without forcing in... » Read More Yes, it's a very firm foam, including the interior. There is a cheap velvet covering in the interior and really does nothing to cushion your violin. Better quality cases, even some I've owned at this price point, have had a softer padding that contacts the violin. I won't use it for extended use due to fear of getting rub spots or damage from dropping. I actually believe other reviewers got a different case than what I received based on their glowing reviews while my opinion is its a cheaply made case that poorly protects the violin and won't even take a standard 4/4 bow without forcing in place. Bad case in my opinion. « Show Less
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It is high quality foam which gives it a combination of comfortable firm but with a nice forgiveness to allow your weight the right amount of penetration. Yet, it maintains support without sinking too deep. It has good memory also so that the indentations come back to the surface. Hope this helps.
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I think it foam.but it doesn't fit well at all.i have a smaller ear opening.i don't like them.foam is too hard