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Nidaplast panels are honeycomb structures, made up of 8mm honeycombs, made of extruded polypropylene. The nidaplast 8RI is an ideal product for the infusion technique. Its specially ...
Nidaplast
... characteristics. High density honeycomb panel The nidaplast 8HP honeycomb panels are manufactured at our industrial site in France, the sandwich panels ...
Nidaplast
Nidaskin sandwich panels consist of a polypropylene honeycomb core, 8mm mesh. They have a previously glued skin on each side. Thermoplastic honeycombs are the result of the combination ...
Nidaplast
Nestaplast panels are 8mm honeycomb structures. These polypropylene panels serve as the core of glued sandwich panels. Honeycomb core for gluing ...
Nidaplast
The nidapan is a reinforced honeycomb panel, intended to serve as a rigid core of glued sandwich panels, rigid or lightweight ready-to-use panels. Their surface coating ...
Nidaplast
HONYLITE HPL–ALU Honeycomb Panel or High Pressure Laminate Honeycomb Panel is a sandwich panel bonded with high pressure laminate face material and with ...
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Honeycomb material has an alveolar structure which is light and compression-resistant. It represents a good alternative to PVC foam.
ApplicationsThis material is used in the marine industry primarily as the core of a laminate sandwich for hull and deck construction. It also can be found in interior features.
TechnologiesAramid, polycarbonate, Nomex®, Kevlar®, polypropylene and even aluminum and other materials, each with its particular properties, are used to make honeycomb structures. For example, Nomex® is used in the great majority of American's Cup vessels and in ORMA-class trimarans. The material is usually resin-impregnated for subsequent use in a composite sandwich.
- Highly compression-resistant
- Very light alveolar structure
- Certain types very expensive
- Deteriorates when wet
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