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| Trevira Core 150 Can anybody help me? I have been looking and looking for properties of Trevira Core 150 ( a non- woven core polyester". I know it is used by some builders in euorpe and have been told that is supplied by Johns Manville in the USA. Sady l cant find a thing about it on the website and have never recivered a reply to may e-mail. Does anybody have values for the following? Tensile and Compressive Strength Tensile and Compressive Modulus Density and anything else. |
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| Ever since I saw your post I've been trying to find some info! I now it's being used in boatbuilding, but I'm drawing a blank here to. Sorry. Maybe you should try here: http://www.treviracs.com/englisch/contact/contact.htm
__________________ Dutch Peter “The opinion of the majority is not necessarily correct” – Yi Qing Cui Last edited by Admin : 01-20-2010 at 12:15 AM. Reason: add link |
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| Try www.marinecomposites.com under the "materials" chapter page 76. It gives some properties of Trevira Core 100 (bulker mat similar to Coremat, only made with polyester fibers): Tensile Strength: 2700 psi Compressive Strength: 17700 psi Shear Strength: 1800 psi Flex Modulus: 443 psi x 10^3 Cured Density: 75 lb/ft^2 Dry Thcikness: 0.100" Hope this helps. |
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