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Thermoplastic Foam Cores for Composites: Light, Productive, Recyclable XPP

May 24, 2023 |

This webinar will explore the potential for polypropylene foam (XPP) cores in composites manufacturing.

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The global shift toward sustainability and decarbonization is paving the way for high-performance materials with a small carbon footprint and strong recycling potential. Thermoplastic cores made with polypropylene foam (XPP) for composite sandwich structures are suitable for a variety of applications, including RVs, caravans, trucks, trailers, aircraft interiors, furniture, construction and automotive interiors. This webinar will explore the potential for XPP cores in composites manufacturing and the application of HARDEX, a new XPP core material. We will explain how HARDEX, because it is a mono-material, can be easily thermoformed, cut and joined, thus saving composites fabricators significant time and labor compared to traditional core systems.

Presenter 1

Presenter 1:

Ondrej Kratky

R&D Director

As a senior technologies with 30 years of experience in foams, Ondrej Kratky has dedicated his career to elevating composite materials and structural foams. With a passion for innovation and a commitment to sustainable solutions, Ondrej continues to push the boundaries in composite technology and materials development.

Presenter 2

Presenter 2:

David Pospisil

Business Manager

David Pospisil specializes in innovative polymer solutions, including HARDEX. With a focus on sustainability and increased productivity, he strives to improve composite materials across various industries and work on new product development.

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