3A Composites Core Materials AIREX® C70.48 Universal Structural Foam

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3A Composites Core Materials AIREX® C70.48 Universal Structural Foam
Categories:	Other Engineering Material; Composite Core Material; Polymer
Material Notes:	AIREX® C70 is a closed cell, crosslinked polymer foam that combines excellent stiffness and strength to weight ratios with superior toughness. It is non-friable, contains no CFC’s, has negligible water absorption, and provides an excellent resistance to chemicals. A fine cell structure offers an excellent bonding surface. Compatible with most resins and manufacturing processes AIREX® C70 is ideally suited as a core material for a wide variety of lightweight sandwich structures subjected to both static and dynamic loads. Characteristics outstanding strength and stiffness to weight ratios Good impact strength Low resin absorption High fatigue resistance Good fire performance (self-extinguishing) Sound and thermal insulation Good styrene resistance Applications Marine: Hulls, decks, bulkheads, superstructures, interiors Road and Rail: Roof panels, interiors, floors, doors, partition walls, side skirts, front-ends Aircraft: Interiors, radomes, galley carts, general aviation (fuselage and wing) Recreation: Skis, snowboards, surfboards, wakeboards, canoes, kayaks Industrial: Tooling, tanks, ductwork, containers, covers
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Physical Properties	Metric	English	Comments

Density	0.0480 g/cc	0.00173 lb/in³	average; ISO 845
	0.0430 - 0.0550 g/cc	0.00155 - 0.00199 lb/in³	typical range; ISO 845

Mechanical Properties	Metric	English	Comments
Tensile Strength	>= 0.800 MPa	>= 116 psi	in the plane; ISO 527 1-2
	0.950 MPa	138 psi	average; in the plane; ISO 527 1-2
Elongation at Break	>= 8.0 %	>= 8.0 %	shear; ISO 1922
	10 %	10 %	average; shear; ISO 1922
Tensile Modulus	>= 0.0280 GPa	>= 4.06 ksi	in the plane; ISO 527 1-2
	0.0350 GPa	5.08 ksi	average; in the plane; ISO 527 1-2
Compressive Strength	>= 0.500 MPa	>= 72.5 psi	perpendicular to plane; ISO 844
	0.600 MPa	87.0 psi	average; perpendicular to plane; ISO 844
Compressive Modulus	>= 0.0350 GPa	>= 5.08 ksi	perpendicular to plane; DIN 53421
	0.0480 GPa	6.96 ksi	average; perpendicular to plane; DIN 53421
Shear Modulus	>= 0.0140 GPa	>= 2.03 ksi	ASTM C393
	0.0160 GPa	2.32 ksi	average; ASTM C393
Shear Strength	>= 0.500 MPa	>= 72.5 psi	ISO 1922
	0.550 MPa	79.8 psi	average; ISO 1922

Thermal Properties	Metric	English	Comments
Thermal Conductivity	0.0310 W/m-K	0.215 BTU-in/hr-ft²-°F	ISO 8301

Descriptive Properties
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