Foam Roll 2mm SMALL 1.5 x 50m - Per Roll

Specifications: thickness 2 mm; width 1.5 m; length 50 m. Open‑cell structure for breathability; lightweight yet durable; soft and easy to cut or shape.

Use a sharp utility knife or scissors. Mark the dimensions, cut with long, straight strokes to avoid ragged edges, and trim as needed. You can bevel edges for a smoother finish and to reduce sharp corners.

Common uses include cushioning and padding for fragile items, protective wrapping for shipping, gaps filling inside packaging, crafts and hobby projects, and lightweight insulation for decorative purposes.

Store it rolled and protected from dust. Keep it away from direct sunlight and heat sources to prevent material degradation. If needed, secure the end of the roll to prevent unrolling and kinking.

The foam is a standard open‑cell packaging/crafting foam. No specific safety certifications are listed. As with any foam, avoid placing it near open flames and keep small pieces away from children to prevent choking hazards.

Similar 2 mm foam rolls are available with different widths or lengths. For example: - Foam Roll 2mm SMALL 1.0x50m: https://fepy.com/product/foam-roll-2mm-small-1-0x50m - Foam Roll 2mm SMALL 2.0x50m: https://fepy.com/product/foam-roll-2mm-small-2-0x50m - Foam Roll 3mm SMALL 1.5x50m: https://fepy.com/product/foam-roll-3mm-small-1-5x50m These offer variations in width and thickness to suit different padding and packaging needs.

A 2 mm thickness is ideal for light cushioning, spacer padding, and air gaps where you don’t need heavy protection. It’s flexible, easy to work with, and provides a balance between protection and bulk. If you need more padding, consider thicker foam rolls such as 3 mm or higher.

Wrap items with multiple layers for added cushioning, fill voids in packaging, and secure with low-tack tape or packaging tape. Cut the foam precisely to match the item's contours to minimize movement during transit.

For temporary attachments, low-tack tapes work well. For permanent bonding, test a small area with a compatible adhesive (e.g., hot glue or contact cement) to ensure the foam isn’t degraded. Avoid harsh solvents that could dissolve or warp the foam.

If recycling is available in your area for foam materials, separate it accordingly. If not, dispose of it with general waste following local regulations. Keep in mind that foam can be recycled where facilities exist.