MIRAMAT is a low-density foamed polyethylene sheet developed by JSP using the world's first non-cross-linking method to continuously extruded polyethylene into a sheet while forming numerous independent bubbles.
It has excellent shock absorption, moderate slipperiness, elasticity, heat insulation, moisture-proofing and waterproofing properties. A wide variety of density is available. Products such as bag-making, punching, cutting and laminating can be provided through secondary processing.

FOAMCORE combines the expansion and blow molding process simultaneously into a single process tool, that offers superiority in terms of lightweight, strength, thermal insulation and recyclability. FOAMCORE consists of a solid outer layer and an expanded core, expanding the possibilities for mono-material components. It has been applied to prefabricated bathrooms, automotive parts and marine floats.

STYRODIA is expandable polystyrene beads, whose molded products have excellent heat insulation and shock-absorbing properties. It is widely used in Japan for food packaging materials, cushioning packaging materials, building insulation materials and civil engineering materials. Used molded products can be recycled as raw materials for a wide variety of re-manufactured products. The material recycling rate in Japan is more than 50%, and 90% if thermal recycling is included.