The only bean bag filler in the world to combine the softness of EPS with the longevity of EPP in a unique custom blend. The result: bean bags that retain their form for an extended duration and have a reduction of the frequency of inconvenient top-ups.
What is in SPRINGFLUX™
Most bean bags in the world are filled with EPS – Expanded Polystyrene. Compared to EPP – Expanded Polypropylene, EPS is cheaper, and lighter, which is why most bean bags use it. Even among EPS, there are different grades and densities. In general, higher-density EPS pellets are more expensive (because it uses more raw material), but will last-longer. Bean bag companies that only care about cost-cutting, at the expense of the customer’s positive experience will use low-density beans that deflate rapidly, and have a coarser texture.
EPP on the other hand, is more uncommon in bean bags, but is used for packaging of sensitive equipment, sound-proofing, and insulation. It is an expensive raw material, but contains several key characteristics including shock-absorbency, sound-absorbency, and high resistance to pressure, making it much less prone to deflation. However, it also is much stiffer than EPS, and sitting in a bean bag filled purely with EPP is akin to sitting on a firm stool.
As such, SPRINGFLUX™ seeks to bring a synergy, and thus create a much better product. A bean bag filler which is longer-lasting than the densest EPS in the market, but much more comfortable than a pure EPP bean-filled bean bag.
Comparison between SPRINGFLUX™ and other fillers
(comparison charts are for visual representation and not to scale)
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