[python] Re: Fwd: Re: Prothon

Moin Stephan!

Jackodur Standard 2347402

there's also a green foam that's a bit more rigid, but I don't have a piece of 
it around presently that has a specification on it. The blue rolled stuff is 
not good for laminating with epoxy, because it is too slippery on the surface 
and doesn't bond correctly. I bought a roll of it to test a couple of years 
back and figure I'll never run out of inserts for taking some of the strain off 
my feet on our granite floors at the airport. :-( 

 They have a green foam Trittschalldämpfung that comes in sheets. It bonds 
well, but I wouldn't recommend it for heavily mechanically challenged parts 
like a seat because the thickness just isn't enough and it has square "valleys" 
on one side. I think it would be good for making a stealth-type fairing (flat 
surfaces with sharp lines to break up the surfaces) and for conic sectioned 
type fairings. 

hope that helps a bit.

regards,
Ron



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> Von: "Stephan Schöling" <stephan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Gesendet: 04.04.09 11:48:17
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> Hi Ronald,
> 
> for what is this insulation used normally ?
> Do you think of that 3mm thick foam, about 1m wide and rolled about 10 m ?
> Normally used as "Trittschalldämpfung", noise absorber under parquet or 
> plank floors?
> 
> Stephan
> 
> Ronald Hongsermeier schrieb:
> 
> > Try Obi for some of their purple/pink insulation. 
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