Why theme parks ride on molded polyurethane
Ride padding takes constant rider contact, every operating day. The foam is doing more than you think.
H&D language needed: draft conceptH&D manufactures hundreds of different products in various markets.
Bumpers and channels on the lifts and stands working around aircraft, and headknocker padding protecting maintenance crews from overhead structure. In service with aerospace ground operations, including at Boeing and Northrop Grumman facilities. See the Aerospace & Ground Support page.
Molded foam replacement parts for theme-park water rides, safety bumpers, protective head rests, lap bars and shin pads.
Pads are available in various sizes, shapes, densities (hardness) and colors. Standard colors listed are black, red and blue, with custom colors at additional cost.
More than 250,000 pads produced in 15 years, with distribution in Australia.
Integral-skin foam for classic-car restoration, bucket-seat foam cores, armrests, steering-wheel inserts, steering-column covers, pillar-post moldings and bumper pads.
H&D's first part was produced in 1978: foam for Bill Mayer Saddles. H&D currently produces foam forms for road and off-road motorcycle-seat manufacturers.
Neck braces, tibia devices, instrument soft trays and push-cart edge bumpers.
Boat dock bumpers, steering-wheel core covers, custom edge covers, seat cushions and bezel seals.
If the requirement is protecting people, equipment or products from impact, it is likely within H&D's capabilities. Describe the application and the team will respond with an honest assessment.
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