| form | |
|---|---|
form |
plain (closed), board, sandwich/sandwich core |
Friedola Tech
CON-PEARL®
material
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plastic / rubber
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board
Friedola Tech
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Article no: CP3 1000
stylepark-id: 50.5174.00006
Application: |
Model making, Packaging, Exhibition (stand) construction, Furniture / interior design, Lightweight construction, Wall |
categories: |
material
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plastic / rubber
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board
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01 Material Profile
material description
The basic material of CON-PEARL® -sheets is a three-dimensionally moulded central sandwich layer on-to which a smooth plastic sheet is laminated on both sides. The thermal moulding of the central sandwich layer of thimbleshaped structure patterns creates numerous cavity spaces.
It is from this basic principle that the main product properties derive: extremely low weight, excellent rigidity and remarkable dampening properties. This combination - and the diversity of design forms - make CON-PEARL® the perfect material for many applications.
02 Technical Data
technical description
- polypropylene
- extremly flexible
- food regulation compliant
- thermal and acoustic insulating
- printable
- low weight
- extremely foldable strip hinges
- chemically resistant
- recyclable
03 Material Properties
| optics/haptics | |
|---|---|
appearance |
silk matte, opaque |
colour |
black |
haptics |
smooth, hard |
light transmission |
no transmission |
| properties | |
|---|---|
classification by standard: DIN |
DIN 12127, DIN 3037, DIN 5084, DIN 75200, DIN 9001 |
classification by standard: EN |
EN 12127, EN 5084, EN 9001 |
classification by standard: ISO |
ISO 3037, ISO 5084, ISO 527, ISO 9001 |
ecological properties |
easy to recycle |
| finish/treatment | |
|---|---|
subsequent processing |
printing |
| material type | |
|---|---|
plastic |
PP polypropylen |
04 Dimensions (available Sizes)
| Dimensions (available Sizes) | |
|---|---|
Width |
1600 mm, 2000 mm |
Height (thickness) |
3 - 11 mm |
Length |
2300 mm, 5500 mm |
05 Weight
| Weight | |
|---|---|
Weight per m² |
1000 g/m² |
06 Tags
Architecture, Exhibitions, Friedola Tech Products, Interview07 Articles about
Each model is an interpretation
There’s a very close relationship between making architectural models and photography. A surprising discovery for Oliver Elser, curator of the exhibition “The Architectural Model – Tool, Fetish, Small Utopia”, at the Deutsches Architekturmuseum, Frankfurt. An interview by Nina Reetzke.
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rubber, plastic, Friedola Tech, Friedola Tech Holzapfel
