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Pillows

Polyurethane (PU) foam is widely used in pillows to provide comfort, support, and pressure relief, especially in ergonomic and orthopedic designs. Its ability to be shaped and molded makes it ideal for contoured, cervical, memory foam, and travel pillows.

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 Types of PU Foam Used in Pillows

Foam Type Key Features Best For
Memory Foam (Viscoelastic) Molds to shape, slow rebound Neck support, pressure relief
High-Resilience (HR) Foam Responsive and supportive Orthopedic pillows
Shredded PU Foam Breathable, adjustable loft Cooling and adjustable pillows
Gel-Infused PU Foam Enhanced cooling and temperature control Hot sleepers

 

Memory Foam Pillows (Viscoelastic PU): PU foam contours to the shape of the head and neck, reducing pressure points and supporting proper spinal alignment—making it ideal for back and side sleepers.

Orthopedic & Cervical Pillows: High-density PU foam maintains structure and provides targeted neck support, often recommended for individuals with neck or spine issues.

Contoured Ergonomic Pillows: Molded PU foam used in designs that follow natural curves of the neck and shoulders.

Shredded Foam Pillows: These pillows are filled with shredded PU foam, often memory foam, offering adjustable loft and improved airflow. They are softer and more moldable than solid foam cores.

Travel & Lumbar Support Pillows: PU foam provides comfort and compactness for neck, back, or lower spine support during travel or sitting.

Pressure Relief: Cradles head and neck to reduce stress on muscles and joints.

Spinal Alignment: Especially in memory foam and cervical pillows, promotes healthy posture.

Durability: Retains shape over time, unlike polyester or down-filled alternatives.

Hypoallergenic: Naturally resistant to dust mites and allergens (when covered properly).

Customizable Designs: Can be shaped, contoured, shredded, or layered to suit different sleeping styles.

CertiPUR-US® certified foam ensures Low VOC emissions & No harmful substances (like formaldehyde, heavy metals, or phthalates)

OEKO-TEX® certified covers are often used for skin-safe, hypoallergenic applications.