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ROHACELL Structural Foam for Lightweight Sandwich Construction

This video shows ROHACELL® structural foam that has been used in composite technology for many years. ROHACELL offers PMI-based foam with 100% closed cell structure. The main features of the ROHACELL® structural foam are low density, excellent mechanical properties, high-temperature resistance, and outstanding creep resistance behavior. It is available in a wide range of cell sizes. ROHACELL® structural foam is ideal for high-performance sandwich structures. It is suitable for any type of curing technology.

The foams are designed with high accuracy and quality and they enable perfect fitting and easy lay-up. ROHACELL® structural foam is lightweight yet extremely stable and offers excellent fatigue with no water ingress, no freeze damage, or skin debonding. As a result,  ROHACELL® continues to dominate the field of lightweight sandwich construction for the electronics, aerospace, medical technology, and automotive industries.

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ROHACELL® for Composites | Evonik

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