EVA Yoga Mat

Ethylene-vinyl acetate makes up the EVA yoga mat. It’s a synthetic material that’s both lightweight and resistant to cracking. EVA yoga mats are moisture-resistance and easy to wipe clean after your session. Benefits of EVA Yoga Mat include;

Impact and vibration absorption
Weather and chemical resistance including splash resistance to oils and fuels
Acoustic and thermal insulation properties
Buoyancy with low water absorption
Suitability for thermo-forming and thermo-moulding

COMPARE: TPE vs. PVC vs. NATURAL RUBBER

TPE, PVC, and rubber yoga mats are the most popular yoga mat types as of now. Sometimes, deciding between them can be a hard decision, as there are more factors to consider than you may initially think. If you want to decrease your eco-footprint, you may opt for a different yoga mat type, but maybe sacrifice on other features. Or, you may want a better performing yoga mat, even though it is more harmful to the environment.

Check out the table below! It details all the pros and cons of the TPE, PVC, and rubber yoga mats. Maybe the table will help you with your final purchase!

Material	Pros	Cons
Natural Rubber	Made from natural materials Balanced density – it isn’t too hard, yet not too soft. From sustainable sources Biodegradable	It can be quite heavy. It has a strong rubber smell (at the beginning) It can be degraded after a number of years, especially when the mat is exposed to direct sunlight or high humidity.
TPE (Thermal Plastic Elastomer)	The material is less harmful to the environment than PVC yoga mat materials. Lightweight. Resist the growth of bacteria Washable	TPE yoga mats with open cells can dry out after some time. Slow degradation in landfill but it doesn’t cause hazardous byproducts. A bit better than PVC but has a big carbon footprint for being produced with fossil fuels.
PVC (Poly-Vinyl Chloride)	It is affordable Easy to wash Resists the growth of bacteria Have a long life	Material isn’t eco-friendly. The mat releases toxic chemicals when being manufactured, or when you burn it (maybe accidentally with a dryer machine).

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Frequently Asked Question!

When can I get the price?

We usually quote within 24 hours after we get your inquiry.Surely you can also contact us by email. so that we can quote in a short time.

Can you accept the customization?

Yes. Customization is acceptable for us including logo, shape, size as well as packing details.

How can I get a sample?

After confirming the price, you can require for samples as well as other detailed information.

How long can I get the sample?

Generally for delivery is within 1-3 days. Usually we send the samples by express.Certainly you can use your own courier account or prepay us if you do not have one.

What about the lead time for mass production?

Honestly speaking, it depends on the order quantity and the actual production schedule. Generally the lead time 3-10 days.

What are your company’s advantages?

R&D Department – Advanced

Sales Department – Professional

Production Department – Well-organized

Inspection Department – Responsible

What are the standard sheet sizes?

The standard sheet size of the foam as it leaves our factory will vary by polymer grade and density. As a guideline, the most popular products are available as a sheet which is 2000mm X 1000mm X 30mm, but it is best to speak with our sales team before doing any detailed design or specification.

How dense is EVA foam?

This high quality, ultra high density EVA foam was specifically designed for Cosplay and costuming needs. Many EVA foams out there claim to be “high density” when in fact most of them are low to average densities at around 30 kg/m³ (2 lb/ft³).

Is EVA foam anti static?

EVA foam is not anti-static by nature, but any foam can be made into an anti-static foam during the manufacturing process by adding certain chemicals to the blend.

Is EVA foam open or closed cell?

EVA foam, or ethylene-vinyl acetate, is a closed-cell foam made from blended copolymers of ethylene and vinyl acetate. It has a high level of chemical cross-linking, which results in a semi-rigid product with a fine uniform cell structure.