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GRAPHITE LAMINATE PANELS
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Highest Strength
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High Strength
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Low Cost
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180°F (82°C)
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#3310
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#3313
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#3316
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400°F (204°C)
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#3330
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#3333
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#3336
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FIBERGLASS LAMINATE PANELS
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Highest Strength
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Low Cost
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180°F (82°C)
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#3110
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#3115
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350°F (177°C)
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#3120
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#3125
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400°F (204°C)
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#3130
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#3135
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STANDARD DIMENSIONS:
- Thickness: 1/8", 1/4", 3/8", & 1/2"
- Width: 4' & 5'
- Length: 8' & 12'
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Fabrication:
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Laminate panels are fabricated by laying up epoxy impregnated woven Graphite or Fiberglass fabric to the appropriate thickness. Panels are then press cured, trimmed, and post cured.
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FEATURES:
- High strength and stiffness
- Low coefficient of thermal expansion
- Long term stability at ambient and high temperatures
- Removable peel ply provides a bond ready surface for subsequent bonding
- Typical delivery in 3-4 weeks
- Laminates can be pre-cut and delivered in kits
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Application:
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The composite tooling industry uses laminated panels for numerous applications, which require a thin, high strength reinforcement. Due to the very low coefficient of thermal expansion, laminates are ideal for supports on bonding tools and master models used at high temperatures.
Other popular uses in the industry include eggcrate and truss reinforcements.
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