Nidacore h8pp

[drbyrne55]

Does anyone have experience using NIDACORE H8PP in a hydroplane bottom?


http://www.nida-core.com/english/nid...honey_h8pp.htm



10mm, 13mm, 16mm ?



Thanks,
Dan

[B Walker]

Not that exact product but I know Ed "Sled" Runne had a ASR with an aluminum honeycomb bottom that did not hold up longer than a few heats.

Sure was light though

It is interesting the website seems to be promoting the acoustic properties more than the structural and strength properties.

I think that may say it all right there

BW

[mdaspit]

Not that exact product but I know Ed "Sled" Runne had a ASR with an aluminum honeycomb bottom that did not hold up longer than a few heats.

Sure was light though

It is interesting the website seems to be promoting the acoustic properties more than the structural and strength properties.

I think that may say it all right there

BW

Boat-construction: hull, deck, flybridge, sole, door, stringer, hatch, interior. Thousands of boats are built every year using Nida-Core Structural Honeycomb. Nida-Core's tough and rot-proof core will result in stronger and more durable structural boat parts; in addition, as compared to foam, balsa wood, or paper honeycomb, the boat became much quieter than before due to its inherent best in the business sound and vibration dampening qualities.