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Honeycomb panels widely used from aerospace to recreation

Posted December 6th, 2009 by Spike

Honeycomb sandwich panels are a common structural form, combining high rigidity, low weight and low thermal inertia, and are a preferred structure for glass mirror substrates. Their property of low thermal inertia, and the resulting absence of convective distortion, has recently been accepted as a fundamental advantage for large ground-based optical systems. Honeycomb is a popular core material for structural foam panels because of its high strength to weight ratio and resistance to fatigue failures. A wide mixture of products including metals and composite materials have been used to make the honeycomb cores.

honeycomb composite panels are widely used from aerospace to recreation.They are learned in transportation vehicles on land, from cars and trucks to high-speed trains. By sea, they can be found from fast ferries to giant ships.Widely used in partitions, ceilings, trailer decking material and floors, honeycomb panels replace sheets of plywood and metal in nearly every application of nearly all industry. Honeycomb panels are also easily broken in the factory before they are installed and Vulvox’s product will reduce damage at the site of manuafcture. They will replace heavier fabrications of honeycomb sandwich panels with lighter, stronger structures. Thus the panels are widely used in many industrial and commercial applications of the day-to-day life. Hence, each panel having some different characteristics worthy for that particular environment.

Individual panels can include integrally bonded hard points to admit heavy attachments. After being machined on the in-house 3 axis CNC Router, panels can be fitted with potted inserts to supply attachments for brackets, shelving and other fittings.

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