Finding suppliers for semi-rigid foam case inserts in the UK and Europe

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2004Off Topic forum

22 years old. Gear and prices may have changed since.

Local PA equipment case manufacturers in major cities often stock various foam types and thicknesses and can turn around custom refoaming work quickly
Specialized foam converter businesses are the primary suppliers for custom semi-rigid foam inserts and typically operate from industrial facilities with cutting equipment
Standard foam materials used for case inserts include LD18-45 and Plastazote grades
CNC-based case manufacturers may impose programming charges on top of material costs for custom foam insert designs

Information about specific suppliers dates from 2004 and may no longer be current
No details provided about pricing, lead times, or quality consistency across different suppliers
Geographic scope limited to UK and European context