Plasticel

FOAMS

Crosslinked Polyisocyanurate Foams


Struct-Core Boards

Hardness and impact resistance.
Rigidity and lightness.
Zero water absorption.
Compatibility with other materials.
Low cost.

MAIN USES
Shipbuilding.
Wind Turbine Blades.
General Industry.
Public Spaces F1 M1.
Ships, railways, aircraft, hospitals...

Main Uses

Characteristics

DENSITY

The wide range of densities offered allows for choosing the best balance between lightness, strength, and mechanical properties, in any situation and for any type of project (60, 80, 100, 130,....Kg/m3)

STABILITY

The panels are ideal for projects designed to last over time, as they are not subject to secondary reactions that could lead to dimensional variations.

STRENGTH

Sheets capable of withstanding high mechanical resistance in relation to their density.

INSULATION

The panels offer a good thermal and acoustic insulation coefficient, allowing for the creation of structures that are not only safe, resistant, and durable, but also pleasant and welcoming from an environmental comfort perspective.

WATER ABSORPTION

The closed-cell material features especially low water absorption, making the panels suitable for any outdoor application, means of transport, sporting goods, and nautical items.

COMPATIBILITY

The expanded foams are compatible with all resins normally used for composite system reactions, allowing for wide possibilities of customization and optimization of manufacturing processes.

Structural Foam Types

ATLAS

Resistant to point loads, impact, and fatigue.
Excellent tensile elongation.
Thermal stability.
Low resin absorption.
Unaffected by: water, gases, petroleum products, or fluids.
High thermal and acoustic insulation coefficient.
Thermoformable and easy to shape with common tools.
Lightweight, PVC 75 = STRUCT CORE 100.
Environmentally friendly.

FENIX

Fire retardant
F1: Does not produce toxic fumes.
M1: Does not produce flame.

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