Silicone Foam SF75
- In stock
- Hard setting – for sharp creases and high pressing force
- 5 mm thickness, 134 cm roll width, rolls of 10 metres
- Turquoise blue: the hardest grade in the Soft-Fix® colour code
- 8 mm and 10 mm on request
- / Quadratmeter
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- Mindestbestellmenge - 1m = 1,34m²
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DE AEOC 128459
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Request quickly and easily
No minimum order quantity
Shipping in 2–3 business days
DE AEOC 128459
Directly from the application engineer
Silicone foam SF75, identified by its turquoise blue colour, is the hardest quality in the range, 5 mm thick at 134 cm width. Hard here means the pad builds counter-pressure instead of yielding.
Why a hard pad?
Sharp creases require counter-pressure. A soft pad lets the crease sink in and rounds it off; a hard pad resists, so the crease is formed precisely. On trouser creases, collar edges and lapels that is the decisive difference.
As an underpad in the build-up
SF75 is typically used as the bottom layer directly on the press plate. It transmits pressing force upwards with minimal loss and prevents plate irregularities from carrying through into a soft pad.
Thicknesses and availability
5 mm is standard. Thicknesses of 8 mm and 10 mm are available on request. Invoiced in square metres; one running metre at 134 cm equals 1.34 m², supplied in full running metres.
Technical data
| Material | silicone foam |
|---|---|
| Colour | turquoise blue |
| Hardness | hard |
| Thickness | 5 mm |
| Width | 134 cm |
| Roll length | 10 m |
| Sales unit | m² |
| Item number | 210311T |
| Manufacturer | Trecolan Handels GmbH |
Häufige Fragen
Is SF75 suitable for delicate outer fabrics?
Not as the top layer. A soft overpad such as SF15 or SFL100 belongs above it.
Why are 8 and 10 mm on request?
These thicknesses are converted to order; we confirm price and delivery time promptly.
What does turquoise blue mean?
In the Soft-Fix® colour code, turquoise blue stands for the hard grade.
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