Memory Foam
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Memory foam adds a new level of comfort to furniture, mattresses and other items that people use every day. However, consumers won’t be happy with furniture made from inferior foam parts, and parts that don’t arrive on time drive up costs. Pomona Quality Foam turns around orders for memory foam parts fast and guarantees unbeatable quality.
What is Memory Foam?
Memory foam is polyurethane with additional chemicals that increase its viscosity and density. It is often referred to as "viscoe” polyurethane foam, or low-resilience polyurethane foam. Higher-density memory foam softens in reaction to body heat, allowing it to mold to a warm body in a few minutes. Memory foam is widely seen in today’s mattress and hospitality seat construction. Today’s memory foam formulations include materials that absorb heat keeping the mattress cooler for a better night’s sleep.
Indentation Load Deflection
Indentation Load Deflection (ILD) is a value that indicates how soft or hard a foam is. We can help you select a foam with the right ILD value for you application. Our offerings range from 18 to 95 ILD.
Manufacturing Memory Foam Parts
We can cut and laminate memory foam to any specification. Using sophisticated contour and profile cutting technologies, we cut parts to match even the most complex designs. We also provide lamination services to create complete parts.
Fast Shipping
On the West Coast, no one turns around orders for memory foam parts faster than Pomona Quality Foam. Our team is dedicated to guaranteeing short lead times and on-time deliveries. In addition, we maintain our own fleet of shipping vehicles, which gives us the ability to deliver when it’s most convenient for you and to make drop shipments.
Get Foam Parts Fast
Pomona Quality Foam delivers top-shelf memory foam parts to customers all over the southern West Coast. If you’re located in California, Arizona or Nevada, we can deliver parts to you in just a few days. To request a quote or to discuss your project with our team, contact Pomona Quality Foam today.
