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  Market Overview: Microcellular plastics or microcellular foam is a kind of plastic that designed to contain billions of tiny bubbles of the order of 10 micrometers in diameter. Their densities varied from 3% to 95% of the solid polymer, which is dependent on the volume taken by the bubbles. They offer various advantages over conventional plastic include such as higher productivity on account of faster processing times and sink-mark free injection molded parts with no residual stress and high dimensional stability. They are widely utilized in a various end-use application such as automotive & transportation, building & construction, food packaging, healthcare, electrical & electronics, and others owing to superior properties such as dielectric strength, excellent thermal stability, high strength to weight ratio, fatigue life, and acoustical & thermal insulation performance. Some of the prominent factors that positively influence the growth of microcellular plastics