At 2:38 in this video a graphic is shown that identifies stiffness and weight and how it changes as a function of thickness of the core. What is the unit of measure that would apply to the stiffness?
Im looking for something I can mount to the top of my canoe, to use as a casting deck. It must be able to hold two adults, so about 300 lbs across a max span of 38" and 8-10' long. I would also like to be able to cut holes in it, attach a lid for underneath storage access. While being as light as possible. What would you suggest and at what cost are we talking?
A serious monster! It was made in a press. We are not currently set up to press 4' x 8' sheets however we infuse 4' x 10' sheets every day. We have partners however that can press up to 10'ers. Shoot us a request via email. info@rockwestcomposites.com and we'll follow-up there!
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Great video, it was actually super useful in my study of materials
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At 2:38 in this video a graphic is shown that identifies stiffness and weight and how it changes as a function of thickness of the core. What is the unit of measure that would apply to the stiffness?
Im looking for something I can mount to the top of my canoe, to use as a casting deck. It must be able to hold two adults, so about 300 lbs across a max span of 38" and 8-10' long. I would also like to be able to cut holes in it, attach a lid for underneath storage access. While being as light as possible.
What would you suggest and at what cost are we talking?
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That fat plate is a monster! How was that made? Can you press-mold full 4x8 sheets?
A serious monster! It was made in a press. We are not currently set up to press 4' x 8' sheets however we infuse 4' x 10' sheets every day. We have partners however that can press up to 10'ers. Shoot us a request via email. info@rockwestcomposites.com and we'll follow-up there!
Thanks for the excelent primer on panels vs plates. Do you offer inexpensive, lightweight composite panels suitable for use as enclosure wall panels?
We definitely do - www.rockwestcomposites.com/glass-skin-foam-core-sandwich-panels
@@RockWestComposites Thanks, I called and left a message a couple of weeks ago, is there a good time and number to reach someone about products and applications
thanks for explain sandwich
why am i watching this
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