sandwich construction

This style is regarded as being stronger than sandwich construction.

It is often used in sandwich construction using the West(and other similar ) epoxy system.

Of course the first boat was very light being built of foam sandwich construction.

This sandwich construction is then sealed against the ingress of moisture.

The aircraft is made with carbon fibre sandwich construction.

To promote uniformity of sensitivity, a so-called sandwich construction as shown in the figure to the left can be used.

Vacuum forming and modern sandwich construction techniques borrowed from other industries have become more common in the industry.

Today most new boats are built using carbon fibre - foam sandwich construction with a self draining floor.

He paused in his sandwich construction.

If required, the fibre can first be wrapped around a pre-shaped rigid foam core, to produce a sandwich construction.

The vertical stabilizer is carbon fiber/foam core sandwich construction.

A sandwich construction consisting of a core of the "foam" is covered on both sides with stainless steel.

The hull is of thermoplastic sandwich construction, providing strength, stiffness, and built-in buoyancy.

Some advantages of sandwich construction are:

Proteus has an all-composite airframe with graphite-epoxy sandwich construction.

King of sandwich construction.

There are two main types of Balisong construction: "sandwich construction" and "channel construction".

The ship's structure would have been "of a semi-monocoque type of stressed metal/skin honeycomb sandwich construction."

He had even had them re-glue the sandwich construction of the wooden bodywork with the new Araldite wonder glue.

The wings were built in the usual fashion in negative molds, and are also of fiberglass/balsa wood sandwich construction.

First produced in 1991 the Wayfarer Plus S was made with a sandwich construction for the hull and chines.

The ultimate composite materials capitalise on the inherent strength and lightness of reinforced resins by deploying them in a sandwich construction.

In larger boats it is often used in sandwich construction between two layers of epoxy resin and/or fibreglass or similar products.

The hull material is a sandwich construction comprising a PVC core with a carbon fibre and vinyl laminate.

Bölkow had been amongst the early leaders of this change with their Phönix T sailplane in the late 1950s, which used balsa/glassfibre sandwich construction.