Melamine Foam
Melamine foam is compound of chemicals specifically made for its weird structure. It forms into a block of solid tiny fibers, especially use for eroding the stain off the surface. 

However, melamine foam does not have just one use. It is extremely fireproof, and because of the air between the particles, it can be used as a sound proofer, because it absorbs and blocks sound. Melamine foam is also used as insulation for pipes because it cuts down on noise and vibration.

Melamine foam was first used for cleaning purposes, but then the use spread all around. So it seems that from that stain on the floor, to the pipes in your walls, we owe a lot to Melamine foam. 

Properties include:
• Density (9~11 KG/CBM)
•Wide temperature Range up to 240°C [465°F]                  
•Excellent Acoustic Properties
•Excellent Thermal Insulation 
•Excellent Low Temperature Flexibility
•Constant Physical properties over a wide temperature range
•Flame Resistance
•Abrasiveness
•Hydrophilic 

Typical Applications:
1.Ceiling Tiles & Wall Panels in public transportation
2.Baffles in sound recording studios.
3.Suspended Ceiling baffles/Traps in buildings with high ceilings in the Construction Industry.
4.Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning linings, Pipe Lagging.
5.Aircraft Seating 
6.Cleaning & Spillage
7.Thermal -formable Automotive Parts
8.Low Temperature Insulation of Liquid Gas Tanks
9.Heat & Noise Management in Cars
10.Recommend use for schoolrooms, cafeterias, restaurants, airplanes, office building, rail industries, manufacturing facilities, machine enclosures and etc…