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I have looked on that web site for materials but they nothing listed there for foam, does anyone have a material for foam that they could e-mail me. I need the mass info.
I
have looked on that web site for materials but they nothing listed there for
foam, does anyone have a material for foam that they could e-mail me. I need
the mass info.
I
have looked on that web site for materials but they nothing listed there for
foam, does anyone have a material for foam that they could e-mail me. I need
the mass info.
I
have looked on that web site for materials but they nothing listed there for
foam, does anyone have a material for foam that they could e-mail me. I need
the mass info.
My experience with foam has been figure out your required properties and call your part manufacturer or material supplier. You can get a bazillion foams off matweb but your supplier may not want to stock them etc. Figure our chemical resistance, flammability, color, density/hardness etc. and talk to whomever you have previous experience with purchasing from. If they can't come up with a solution then you go with something like matweb.
If you are doing composite glass foam work then it usually is urethane or PVC or styrofoam. urethane is usually 2lb/ft3(30kg/m3) and is non-structural or good for making surfboards.
PVC is the main structural foam and ranges from 45kg/m3 to about 250kg/m3, where its just about harder than wood. Contact a glass/resin/foam supplier for tecnical info.
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