Azote PK80
£181.86 – £412.28 (per pack) ex. VAT
Azote PK80 foam sheet is a high-performance closed cell polyethylene foam offering excellent strength, durability and chemical resistance. It is designed for demanding applications where materials must provide reliable protection, structural support and long-term performance.
Available in a range of thicknesses and sheet sizes, Azote PK80 is commonly chosen where a tougher, more durable foam is required for industrial, transport or protective uses.
Azote PK80 is a high-density cross-linked polyethylene foam developed to deliver strong structural performance and resistance to wear, moisture and chemicals. Its closed cell structure provides reliable protection while maintaining dimensional stability over time.
It is widely used where a durable foam sheet for protection or support must perform consistently in demanding environments.
Azote PK80 foam sheets are valued for their strength, stability and long-term reliability.
- High-density closed cell polyethylene foam structure
- Excellent strength and load-bearing capability
- Strong resistance to moisture and many chemicals
- Durable material suitable for demanding environments
- Reliable dimensional stability over time
- Good impact resistance and protective performance
- Easy to cut, shape and fabricate
- Supplied in consistent sheet sizes suitable for repeat orders
These characteristics make Azote PK80 a dependable choice where durability and performance are critical to protecting equipment and products.
Azote PK80 is widely used in situations where stronger foam materials are required to provide protection and support.
Common uses include:
- Heavy-duty protective packaging
- Equipment and machinery protection
- Industrial handling and transport protection
- Structural cushioning and load support
- Protective inserts for demanding environments
- Long-term equipment storage and transport
It is particularly well suited to applications where materials must withstand repeated use, handling or exposure to more challenging operating conditions.
Use Azote PK80 foam if you need:
- A strong, durable high-density foam sheet
- Reliable protection in demanding industrial environments
- A material with good chemical and moisture resistance
- Long-term structural support and cushioning
- Consistent foam sheets suitable for repeat orders
It is not recommended if:
- Very lightweight cushioning is the primary requirement
- Maximum flexibility or softness is needed
- A specialist fire-retardant or anti-static material specification is required
Selecting the correct material helps ensure reliable protection and consistent performance in demanding applications.
Material type: High-density cross-linked polyethylene foam
Density: Approximately 80 kg/m³
Structure: Closed cell polyethylene foam
Available colours: Typically available in standard industrial colours such as black or grey (subject to availability)
Thickness options: Available in a range of sheet thicknesses
Sheet format: Supplied in standard sheet sizes suitable for industrial protection and support applications
Foam sheets are supplied in standard pack quantities and consistent sheet sizes.
Select your required thickness, colour and sheet size above to see pricing and availability. Orders can be placed quickly through our shop, making it easy to buy polyethylene foam sheets online for smaller projects, maintenance requirements and repeat supply.
Fast UK delivery helps ensure materials arrive when you need them, without delays or complex ordering processes.
Additional information
| Thickness | 2.5mm, 3.0mm, 5.0mm, 9.0mm, 15.0mm, 24.0mm, 49.0mm, 92.0mm |
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Need this material cut, shaped or manufactured into a finished part?
Our team at Kewell Converters can help, ideal for larger volumes, specialist requirements or production projects.
Kewell Converters provides precision foam conversion services including:
- CNC routing
- Waterjet cutting
- Die cutting
- Custom fabrication
This allows customers to start with standard sheet materials and scale up to bespoke components when required.




