General Plastics Manufacturing Co. Datasheets for Composites and Composite Materials
Composites and composite materials typically consist of a matrix and a dispersed, fibrous or continuous second phase. The second phase may reinforce the material, alter electrical or magnetic properties, or enhance wear or erosion resistance.
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High temperatures can be a challenge for tooling boards. Most just can’t handle the heat, which increases your processing time and slows production. The new FR-4700 series can withstand peak... | |
LAST-A-FOAM® FR-4600 microcell polyurethane foam supports the most intricate detail while eliminating extra prep work. With an even-smoother surface finish than our LAST-A-FOAM® FR-4500 material, it is superb for precision... | |
LAST-A-FOAM® FR-4300 heat-formable foam is unique flame-retardant structural polyurethane foam. It is intended for composite panel cores and other structures where compound-curved surfaces or other details can be made... | |
LAST-A-FOAM® TR-Series Marine FRP high-density polyurethane foams are specially formulated to meet the physical property demands of the FRP-composite boat builder at a competitive price. LAST-A-FOAM® TR-Series Marine... | |
Manufacturers in the aerospace industry rely on our flexible WSF-1010 self-skinning foam series (also known as integral skin foam) for aircraft interiors. This durable, flame-retardant aerospace polyurethane foam meets FAR... | |
The LAST-A-FOAM® FR-6700 is a polyurethane that meets requirements of Boeing BMS 8-133, McDonnell-Douglas DMS-1937, and Federal Aviation Regulation FAR 25.853 (a) and (b). It is specifically designed to... | |
The R-9300 Thermal Isolation block is a high-density rigid cellular polyurethane material designed to support heavy structural loads while insulating a building interior from the supporting ground. Cellular polyurethane is... | |
These flame-retardant, durable, self-skinning foams (also referred to as integral-skin foams) are used extensively in aircraft flight decks and cabin applications. The harder, more durable of our flexible polyurethane foams,... | |
This polyurethane foam is great for applications where an economical, versatile, and stable stock material is desired. Product Features and Benefits: Fine cell structure Closed-cell Easily painted and bonded Dimensionally... | |
This rigid foam core material satisfies fire, smoke and toxicity (FST), and heat release requirements for aerospace applications. Used in conjunction with other materials, FST-3800 foam core helps improve aesthetics... | |
With a superior, fine-cell structure the high-density polyurethane FR-4500 allows for easy finishing with almost any coating system. This foam can also be bonded with a wide variety of adhesive... |