Nidaplast 8FR is an extruded polypropylene honeycomb core that incorporates a halogen-free flame retardant designed to limit flame propagation (flammability rating: UL94 V2). Manufactured in France, it is intended for fire-retardant composite applications and sandwich panel fabrication.
Key product information:- Function: Fire-retardant honeycomb core limiting flame propagation (UL94 V2).
- Material: 100% recyclable polypropylene with a halogen-free flame retardant in the honeycomb composition.
- Use: Fire-classified / flame-retardant composite core for sandwich panels and lamination, infusion (RTM) and bonding processes.
- Cell size: 8 mm.
- Surface treatment and assembly: Polyester non-woven (45 g/m²) thermo-welded onto the core for bonding/impregnation; plastic film (50 μm) beneath the non-woven to seal cells and reduce resin/adhesive consumption.
- Manufacturing origin: Made in France.
Dimensions and formats:- Standard large panel size: 2500 × 1220 mm.
- Available thicknesses (heights):
- 5 mm
- 10 mm
- 15 mm
- 20 mm
- 25 mm
- 30 mm
- 40 mm
Performance and physical data:- Indicative surface weight for a 20 mm sandwich panel: 1.5 kg/m².
- Honeycomb density: 65 kg/m³.
- Compression strength: 1.2 MPa (equivalent to 120 tonnes/m²).
Applications / Additional notes:- Designed to be bonded or impregnated with thermosetting resins (polyester, epoxy, etc.).
- Suitable as a flame-retardant core in sandwich panels for composites, lamination, infusion/RTM and bonding processes.
Technical specifications:- Product name: Nidaplast 8FR.
- Core material: Extruded polypropylene with halogen-free flame retardant (100% recyclable).
- Cell size: 8 mm.
- Panel size: 2500 × 1220 mm.
- Thickness options: 5 / 10 / 15 / 20 / 25 / 30 / 40 mm.
- Density: 65 kg/m³.
- Compression strength: 1.2 MPa (120 tonnes/m²).
- Indicative surface weight (20 mm): 1.5 kg/m².
- Non-woven: Polyester 45 g/m² (thermo-welded).
- Sealing film: Plastic film 50 μm beneath the non-woven.
- Recyclability: 100% recyclable polypropylene.
- Manufacturing origin: Made in France.