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Three-part sandwich, one thermoplastic, many possibilities

With the Ultrason E, manufacturers can now take a great step forward in making sandwich structures for airplane interiors cost effectively and quickly.

14th August 2018

Innovation in Textiles
 |  Ludwigshafen

Interiors, Transport/​Aerospace

The sandwich consists of a foam core and carbon fibre laminates, which are all made of Ultrason E. If needed, the thermoformed foam core with cover layers can then be overmoulded with the carbon-fibre reinforced Ultrason E 2010 C6 to incorporate reinforcements, structures or additional functional elements into the sandwich. The combination of 30% carbon fibres with the amorphous high-temperature plastic Ultrason is said to guarantee extraordinary and constant mechanical properties for the light foam sandwich over a temperature range of -100 to +200°C.

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