Memory foam or visco elastic foam as it is sometimes known has, because of a number of marketing campaigns that enjoyed great success, become easily recognised globally. It has been best known for the fact that it is frequently used in pillows, cushions and mattresses. However visco elastic foams can be adapted for use in many other sectors apart from the manufacture of comfortable furniture. At Technical Foam Services, we are consistently producing innovative ideas for other uses of this remarkable foam. Memory foam is unique in that it has the capability to go back to its original shape after being compressed. As you can imagine this quality gives an excellent degree of comfort and protection. Impact protection that could prevent injury and even potentially save lives when used in motorbike crash helmets or protective headgear worn by martial arts practitioners and other types of headgear where a sudden and possibly violent contact is made. Visco elastic or memory foam was originally developed by NASA during the 1980s, the foam had the brand name of Confor at that point in time. During the 1990s, however, it became available on the open market under a new name, visco elastic foam. It finally became known as memory foam. Typically, there are many different grades of density of memory foam and there are also varieties of this foam that have flame retardant qualities. Visco elastic foam can be manufactured in a good many different shapes which means that it can be used for a significant number of different applications. It is claimed that memory foam is potentially a great step forward in sleep technology, relieving pressure points and allowing you to get a better night’s sleep. When considering the purchase of a memory foam mattress, it is recommended that you contact the supplier directly for information.
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