SBR Foam (Styrene-Butadiene Rubber)
SBR foam is a closed-cell copolymer known for its similarities to natural rubber, making it highly versatile and effective in various specialized applications. When blended with natural rubber, its performance can be further enhanced. SBR foam is particularly valued for its flexibility, excellent shock and sound absorption, high abrasion resistance, and strong barrier properties against air, dust, and moisture.
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Limitations

• Poor resistance to flames, ozone, hydrocarbon solvents, and oils
• Challenging to process compared to some other materials

Common Uses

• Cushioning and padding
• Sealing and waterproofing
• Gaskets
• Tires
• Automotive interior components

EVA Foam (Ethylene-Vinyl Acetate)
​Popular choice across industries due to its affordability, versatility, and comfort, but it's important to match its properties with the demands of the specific application.

​Common Uses of EVA Foam
EVA foam is a versatile material widely used across many industries due to its lightweight, flexible, and cushioning properties. Key applications include:

• Footwear: Commonly used in shoe soles and insoles for comfort and support.
• Sports Equipment: Found in padding for helmets, protective gear, and floor mats used in gymnastics and martial arts.
• Medical Devices: Used in braces, splints, prosthetic liners, and padding for medical equipment and wheelchair cushions.
• Crafts & DIY Projects: Popular for arts, crafts, and hobby materials due to its ease of cutting and shaping.
• Construction: Applied in flooring underlayment, carpet padding, and soundproofing materials.
• Marine & Water Sports: Ideal for flotation devices, surfboards, and boat bumpers due to its buoyancy and water resistance.
• Packaging: Used to protect items during shipping and handling by providing cushioning.
• Toys & Recreational Products: Found in foam puzzles, building blocks, and soft play equipment.
• Electronics: Used in protective cases and gaskets for shock absorption.

Limitations of EVA Foam
Despite its benefits, EVA foam has certain drawbacks that should be considered:

• Non-Biodegradable: As a plastic-based material, EVA foam does not break down naturally and poses environmental concerns.
• UV Sensitivity: Prolonged exposure to ultraviolet light can cause degradation and reduce material lifespan.
• Chemical Content: Some products may contain potentially harmful chemicals, depending on manufacturing processes.
• Limited Grip: Can be slippery on certain surfaces, which may affect performance in grip-sensitive applications.
• Compression Over Time: EVA foam may lose its cushioning ability with prolonged use or heavy pressure.
• Low Breathability: Not as breathable as some alternative materials, which may be a concern in applications like footwear or padding.
• Heat Sensitivity: Not suitable for high-temperature environments as it can deform or degrade under heat.

Polyurethane & Melamine Foams (AKA Acoustic Foam)
PU foam, known for its flexibility and cushioning, is widely used in mattresses, seating, and insulation. Melamine foam, on the other hand, is valued for its sound-absorbing and cleaning properties, as well as its heat resistance, making it suitable for applications like acoustic insulation and cleaning products.

Common Uses:

• Soundproofing: Used in recording studios, home theaters, and podcast rooms to reduce echo and improve sound clarity.
• Industrial Noise Control: Installed in machinery enclosures and manufacturing plants to reduce ambient noise levels.
• Commercial Spaces: Applied in offices, restaurants, and auditoriums for improved acoustics and noise reduction.
• Transport: Used in automotive, aerospace, and rail interiors for cabin noise reduction.

Limitations:

• Flammability: Polyurethane foam is flammable and requires chemical treatment for fire resistance.
• Durability: Both foams can degrade over time, especially when exposed to UV light or moisture.
• Cost: Melamine foam is more expensive than polyurethane.
• Not Soundproof: Acoustic foam absorbs sound but does not block it—true soundproofing requires additional materials.
• Fragility: Melamine foam, in particular, is brittle and can crumble or tear with rough handling.

XPE Foam (Cross-Linked Polyethylene Foam)
Chemically cross-linked material known for its lightweight, water resistance, thermal insulation, and cushioning properties. Its cross-linked structure enhances durability, making it tougher and more resilient than standard PE foams. It’s widely used in environments that demand both protection and insulation, while also being non-toxic and safe for sensitive applications.

Common Uses:

• Thermal Insulation: In HVAC systems, roofing, and underfloor heating.
• Sound Insulation: In automotive, construction, and appliance industries.
• Packaging: For delicate electronics, medical equipment, and industrial components.
• Automotive: Used in car interiors for insulation, padding, and noise reduction.
• Sports & Leisure: Exercise mats, yoga mats, and camping pads.
• Medical & Childcare: In baby play mats, protective padding, and medical supports.

Limitations:

• Flammability: Standard XPE foam is flammable unless treated with flame retardants.
• Limited UV Resistance: Prolonged exposure to sunlight can cause degradation unless UV-stabilized.
• Not Biodegradable: Like other plastic-based foams, it poses environmental concerns.
• Cost: Higher cost than non-cross-linked PE foams due to the cross-linking process.
• Limited Adhesion: May require special adhesives or surface treatment for lamination or bonding.

EPDM Foam (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer Foam)
A closed-cell synthetic rubber known for its excellent weather, ozone, and UV resistance. It maintains flexibility across a wide temperature range, making it a top choice for outdoor and industrial applications. EPDM foam is also valued for its sealing, insulation, and cushioning properties.

Common Uses:

• Weather Seals & Gaskets: In windows, doors, and enclosures for automotive and construction.
• HVAC Systems: Used for insulation and vibration dampening.
• Roofing & Waterproofing: As padding or sealant in roofing systems and expansion joints.
• Electrical Enclosures: Protects against dust, moisture, and environmental exposure.
• Automotive: Door seals, trunk seals, and under-the-hood insulation.
• Appliances & Equipment: Vibration control and air/dust sealing in machines and devices.

Limitations:

• Poor Oil & Solvent Resistance: Not suitable for applications involving petroleum-based products.
• Low Flame Resistance: Requires treatment for use in high fire-risk areas.
• Limited Adhesion: May require surface treatment or adhesives for strong bonding.
• Cost: Slightly more expensive than general-purpose foams like PE.
• Lower Tear Strength: Less resistant to physical tearing compared to some other rubber foams.

Poron foam 
High-performance, microcellular urethane foam developed by Rogers Corporation originated in 1832. It is known for its exceptional energy absorption, compression set resistance, and consistent cushioning performance. Unlike many other foams, Poron retains its shape and function over time, even under prolonged stress or compression. It’s widely used in precision applications that demand durability, comfort, and reliable sealing.

Common Uses:

• Electronics: Gaskets, seals, and impact protection in smartphones, laptops, and wearables.
• Medical Devices: Padding and support in prosthetics, orthotics, and braces.
• Footwear: High-performance insoles and padding for shock absorption and comfort.
• Automotive: Vibration dampening, gasketing, and interior cushioning.
• Industrial Applications: Sealing, spacing, and impact absorption in sensitive equipment.

Limitations:

• Cost: More expensive than standard foams like PE or EVA due to its advanced properties.
• Not Ideal for Outdoor Use: Can degrade under long-term UV exposure unless specially treated.
• Lower Water Resistance: Being open-cell, it may absorb moisture, making it unsuitable for wet environments unless sealed.
• Limited Chemical Resistance: Sensitive to oils and some solvents.
• Custom Processing Needed: Requires precision cutting or die-cutting for certain applications, increasing manufacturing complexity.

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Drills are handy tools that benefit everyone from a DIYer to professional craftspeople. However, to ensure that you do not destroy the material you are attempting to drill into, it is imperative that you use the correct drill bit.
The following is a comprehensive list of the most common drill bits and their uses. 

Drill bits are made from different materials to suit their purpose. Using the right bit material enhances your efficiency. It also prevents you from losing money, purchasing a drill bit that cannot handle your project.

​While almost all bits are made from metal due to its toughness, the difference comes in the metal composition. The following are some common materials used in drill bits.

High-Speed Steel
High-speed steel (HSS) is one of the most commonly utilized materials in the manufacture of drill bits. It is suitable for drilling wood, plastic, and soft metals. High-speed steel bits are made from carbon steel with chromium and vanadium additives.

Cobalt
Thanks to cobalt’s immense structural strength, cobalt drill bits are especially adept at drilling through stainless steel and other tough materials. Cobalt alloys have an exceptional ability to withstand heat and resistance. Sometimes, these drill bits consist of an alloy of cobalt and HSS. Such an alloy guarantees you a bit that can go through just about any surface.

​Cryptocurrencies are the thought in every investor’s mind. It’s a topic that is popping like hot popcorn on every business media outlook, rightfully for its volatile price highs and lows. If you’ve thought about investing in Bitcoins, hold that thought because there are plenty of other cryptocurrencies in the market that have the potential to grow and get your profits. Wondering where to start? This article will answer all your questions.

Top 10 Cryptocurrencies In 2021 For InvestmentNow that you have set up the base for buying a cryptocurrency, here are the top cryptocurrencies that are showing great growth potential in 2021.

1. Ethereum (Ether)
​After Bitcoin, this is the second most valuable crypto coin in the world. It’s more than just a cryptocurrency, the blockchain-based platform that supports Ether is the first one to introduce smart contracts which allow developers to make an application based on it. The transaction speed of Ether is also pretty quick compared to Bitcoin.

• Highest spike: $ $4,300
• Ether’s price today: $4,249

2. Ripple (XRP)
​Ripple was created in 2012 with a unique thought in mind, to solve problems related to international payment transfers. Traditionally, international money transfer takes about a week but Ripple can make it happen in a few seconds. Out of all the cryptocurrencies right now, Ripple is one of the few that is being tested for real-world use. So buying this cryptocurrency will be a wise decision.

• Highest Spike: $2.21
• Ripple’s price today: $1.4

3. Bitcoin Cash (BCH)
​This is not Bitcoin but a part of it. When the Bitcoin developers were unable to alter the changes in Bitcoin’s code, they made BCH. The new codes made Bitcoin Cash faster than Bitcoins.

• Highest Spike: $3,721
• Bitcoin Cash’s price today: $1,440

​4. Cardano (ADA)
​Ethereum’s co-founder created Cardano with the ability of smart contracts. Compared to Ether, Cardano has the 3rd most advanced blockchain technology out of the lot, which makes this a secure investment.

• Highest Spike: $1.72
• Cardano’s price today: $1.72

5. Litecoin
​Litecoin was created by an ex-Google employee on the blockchain technology of Bitcoin, but improved. The reason it’s called a ‘Lite’ coin is that the transaction speed is 2.5 minutes, faster than Bitcoin’s 10 minutes. It’s one of the most steady cryptocurrencies for 7 years.

• Highest Spike: $364
• Litecoin’s price today: $360

6. EOS
Compared to Ether, EOS is a lot more scalable because of its advanced mechanism, a combination of Delegated Proof of Stake and Byzantine Fault Tolerance to verify transactions. This makes EOS the most secure cryptocurrency to make transactions.

• Highest Spike: $0.87
• EOS’s price today: $0.665

7. Stellar (XLM)
Stellar was created by the founder of Ripple with the same aim to facilitate cross-border payments. Compared to Ripple, Stellar is more decentralized and has strategic partnerships with over 30 banks.

• Highest Spike: $ 0.8971
• Stellar’s price today: $0.6757

8. IOTAIOTA
is the most unique cryptocurrency of all as it uses a new protocol investigation called “Tangle” and not blockchain technology. The biggest advantage of IOTA is the zero transaction fee.

• Highest Spike: $5.35
• IOTA’s price today: $2.03

9. NEO
​NEO has the speed to complete 10,000 transactions per second. NEO is one of the few crypto coins that supports C++, C#, Go, JAVA, making it the programmer’s favorite.

• Highest Spike: $100
• NEO’s price today: $108.26

10. Bitcoin
No list is incomplete without Bitcoin. The most popular and the highest valued crypto in the world, despite all its cons, if you have the funds to invest, buy Bitcoins. There’s no doubt about its growth as it’s a loyal option for many investors globally.

• Highest spike: $60,000
• Bitcoin’s price today: $55,593

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When shopping for hand sanitizer
Make sure you choose a sanitizer that contains between 60-95% alcohol. Also, when you use hand sanitizer, make sure you do so the right way. Find the directions on the back of the bottle and follow the proper technique. Generally, apply the liquid to the palm of one hand. Then rub it all over both hands until the sanitizer dries. This takes about 20 seconds. Be careful not to wipe the sanitizer off before it’s dry. Doing that can make it not as effective in killing germs.

There are many times you should use hand sanitizer, such as before and after touching a surface other people have touched. It’s good to wipe down the handle of a shopping cart before you use it.

It’s also wise to use sanitizer after you’ve pushed a cart around the store,
after filling your vehicle with fuel, after handling money,
after touching elevator buttons or door handles.

Things to consider
Using hand sanitizer frequently can make your hands very dry. If that happens, make sure your hands are dry, then apply lotion. ​Always wash your hands (with either soap and water or hand sanitizer) after each time you cough and sneeze.

As with other viral respiratory infections – like the common cold and flu – the novel coronavirus (called SARS-CoV-2) is mainly spread when virus-laden droplets from a person’s mouth or nose are transferred to other people. However, a recent study has suggested that it can also spread through faeces.

Aside from inhaling droplets, you can also get respiratory viruses including SARS-CoV-2 by touching anything contaminated with the virus and then touching your face, in particular your mouth or nose.

Washing with warm water and soap remains the gold standard for hand hygiene and preventing the spread of infectious diseases. Washing with warm water (not cold water) and soap removes oils from our hands that can harbour microbes.

There are 2 main types of hand sanitisers
Alcohol-based and alcohol-free. Alcohol-based hand sanitisers contain varying amounts and types of alcohol, often between 60% and 95% and usually isopropyl alcohol, ethanol (ethyl alcohol) or n-propanol. Alcohol is known to be able to kill most germs.

Alcohol-free hand sanitisers contain something called quarternary ammonium compounds (usually benzalkonium chloride) instead of alcohol. These can reduce microbes but are less effective than alcohol.

Not only are alcohol-based hand sanitisers found to be effective at killing many types of bacteria, including MRSA and E coli, they’re also effective against many viruses, including the influenza A virus, rhinovirus, hepatitis A virus, HIV, and Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV).

Alcohol attacks and destroys the envelope protein that surrounds some viruses, including coronaviruses. This protein is vital for a virus’s survival and multiplication. But a hand sanitiser needs to be at least 60% alcohol in order to kill most viruses.

Hand sanitisers with less than 60% alcohol were also found to be less effective at killing bacteria and fungi and may only reduce the growth of germs rather than killing them outright.

Hand sanitisers containing 60% alcohol can’t remove all types of germs. Studies have found that hand washing is more effective than hand sanitisers at removing norovirus, Cryptosporidium (a parasite that can cause diarrhoea), and Clostridium difficile (bacteria which cause bowel problems and diarrhoea).

If hands are visibly dirty, hand washing with soap and water is more effective than using alcohol-based hand sanitisers.

Sneezing or coughing into your hands also requires more than just a pump of hand sanitiser to disinfect them. This is because if your hands are contaminated with mucous, the hand sanitiser might not work as well because mucous acts to protect microbes. Alcohol-based hand sanitisers (with at least 60% alcohol) are a practical alternative when soap and water aren’t available.

If you are using hand sanitiser then, just like when washing with soap and water, you need to make sure you cover your hands (including between your knuckles, wrists, palms, back of your hand and your fingernails) fully, rubbing it in for at least 20 seconds so it’s truly effective. - The Conversation/The Jakarta Post/Asia News Network

Remember
Hand sanitizers won’t get rid of all germs on your hands. And you shouldn’t use sanitizers if your hands are greasy or dirty. There is no substitute for soap and water.

Go to LEVEL 1: Bahagian Perkahwinan & Penceraian
Queue at info Counter,

• Get form to fill up
• Prepare Personal document - Ic / Passport
• Prepare Partner document - Ic / Passport

Note: If you find the process very confusing or hassle, there are few “Helpers” lurking around that floor to assist, with charges of cause. They usually will come ask you if you need any help.

Go to GROUND Floor: Pesuruhan Sumpah @ Court’s Mini Counter

• Get filled up Document to Stamp by Judge
• Pay Fees Rm4 (2019) Using Debit Card or Cash

Note: Avoid visit JPN during lunch hour - 1pm to 2pm or you have to go to other building across the outside road around , 10 minute walking distance @ Main Court to get stamps

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