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XPS stands for eXtruded PolyStyrene. XPS is also referred to as polystyrene insulation foam. It is a polymers isolation material that comes in sheets. XPS is more expensive than EPS. However, depending on the requirements of the customer, it may be faster to process and be more beautiful when processed.<\/p>\n

XPS has the benefit that it can resist water very well even when in contact with soil in a humid environment.<\/p>\n

XPS’ density is more or less 35 kg\/m\u00b3 and it has a closed cell structure and is therefore more waterproof than EPS. XPS is processed using standard basic sheets in various sizes.<\/p>\n <\/div>\n

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