NAUTICAL
Lightweight composite materials for nautical use.
AVIATION
Lightweight composite materials for avionics.
WINDMILLS
Environmentally friendly composite materials.
VEHICLES
Insulation, protection and comfort in your motorhomes, trains, drones etc.
SPORT AND HEALTH
Products pleasant for children's play, support for athletes and everyone who maintains a healthy lifestyle.
QUALITY
SPEED
AGILITY
ACCESSIBILITY
PVC FOAM
Sandwich panel
PVC foam, also known as polyvinyl chloride foam, is a durable, closed cell, free foam PVC sheet material. This material is easy to work with, and can be easily sawed, die-cut, drilled, or bounded to meet the needs of numerous applications. PVC foam offers many advantages, such as:
superior impact resistance, high strength, great durability, low water absorption, high corrosion resistance, fire resistance utc.
PVC foam is also a great alternative to other materials, such as wood or aluminum, and can often last 40 years without experiencing any damage. PVC Foam does not require the extra maintenance to keep the material in optimal condition.
PVC FOAM
Light hard structure
Sandwich panel with a core in PVC or PET foam with glass fibre reinforced with epoxy resin. This panel offers unique characteristics since it combines lightweight with high mechanical properties. The application of this panels for example permits huge savings as far as weight and thickness of the slabs of natural stones, such as marbles and granite and mosaics are concerned. In this way, also the costs of these materials can be reduced. They are most often used in nautical, aviation and wherever there is a need for lightweight materials.
SIREX AND AIREX
Mats for babies, sports and therapies
A new generation of comfortable and durable mats. Comfortable linings that offer good protection against cold and wet surfaces. They can be used as sleeping pads or for other purposes, for example on the beach, in the garden, etc. They are made of closed cell foam, tear resistant and highly flexible for easy portability and storage.
