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| Foam Type | Thick (in.) |
Sheet Size (in.) |
Part No. | Price | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Styrofoam FB (Blue) Large Cell 2Lb/Cu. Ft. | 8 | 16 x 4 | 01-37600 | $10.50 | |
| Styrofoam FB (Blue) Large Cell 2Lb/Cu. Ft. | 8 | 16 x 25 | 01-01166 | $57.80 | |
| Styrofoam FB (Blue) Large Cell 2Lb/Cu. Ft. | 8 | 16 x 42 | 01-10600 | $98.75 | |
| Styrofoam FB (Blue) Large Cell 2Lb/Cu. Ft. | 8 | 16 x 67 | 01-10800 | $154.95 | |
| Styrofoam FB (Blue) Large Cell 2Lb/Cu. Ft. | 8 | 16 x 109 | 01-10900 | $251.95 |
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Overview
| This blue large cell expanded foam is 2 lb. per cubic feet density and cuts easily using a hot wire to airfoil shapes. Compatible with most adhesives, but should be used only with epoxies, not polyester resins. Will dissolve in fuels and solvents. For structural use in building aircraft such as VariEze, Long-EZ, Cozy, etc. |
Q&A
Q: Is this material used to make small planes or like RC planes? I am confused.
This is a core material which is used in many sandwich construction composite aircraft, but can also be used to shape and make small scale models or RC planes.
Q: Is this large cell styrofoam compatible with POLY EPOXY STRUCTURAL EPOXY SYSTEM?
Yes, the epoxy systems we offer are compatible with the styrofoam and polyurethane foams we stock, Poly Epoxy included.
Q: I am looking at using some of the large cell Styrofoam for a project. I will need to adhere it some metal and am trying to figure out if I can use the adhesive I have or if it will eat away at the Styrofoam. Do you know what chemicals cannot be put on the foam?
It cannot be a solvent based adhesive which would consist of acetone or MEK. Epoxy adhesives are commonly used and will not hurt the foam.
Q: If you use this foam as a core for a sandwich layup, can it be postcured? If so, what is the maximum temperature that can be used without damaging the foam?
Max service temp is 165*F. You would first want to make a test panel and post cure at or below this temp to insure the safety of your part.
Q: Can this foam be cut with a hot wire?
Yes, large and small cell styrofoam can be cut with with a hot wire.
