Structural core materials
Light, strong and easy to shape, a sandwich core composite has many advantages for almost any application.
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Composite materials are made from two or more constituent materials with significantly different physical or chemical properties, that when combined, form an overall structure with characteristics different from the individual components.
The basic idea is simple; the execution is a bit more advanced. Two thin, strong and stiff skins, of fiber reinforced plastics or solid material, are attached to a lightweight core by press-bonding or lamination. The result is a component with a very high stiffness-to-weight and high bending strength-to-weight ratio. A variety of core materials is used to give the final product additional desired features, such as FST resistance or insulation.
Find out more in our Guideline for Core and Sandwich - Download pdf
Light, strong and easy to shape, a sandwich core composite has many advantages for almost any application.
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Gaining ground in almost every market, potential applications for these lightweight yet strong foam core materials are limitless.
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With different manufacturing methods we can help you make the most of your composite core solution.
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Sustainability is one of our top business priorities and we strive to further improve our performance.
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