Description
PARALEX blends Carbon and NSP™ to create a new and dynamic hybrid material.
PARALEX Technical Data
Cutting PARALEX Fiber:
- Before cutting PARALEX fiber, tape the edge of the fiber with masking tape then cut down the middle of the tape line.
- Use a scissor with a serrated edge.
- If you attempt to cut PARALEX fiber with a smooth bladed scissor, use very sharp scissors then fold the braid over on itself – (doubling up) greatly helps.
Lamination:
For the best edging results, the use of Perlon, Nylons or 1/2oz Dacron felt is ideal as the first layer and the last layer.
- For best results use 80:20 resin
Grinding:
For the best edging results, the use of Perlon, Nylons or 1/2oz Dacron felt is ideal as the first layer and the last layer.
- Use high speed and low pressure.
- Only use sharp abrasives, dull abrasives will create friction and will “burn off” the resin and leave exposed fibers at your edge.
Edging Techniques:
(The use of inner and outer finish layers is required. See example TT & TF Layup.)
Finishing edge instructions:
Finish as you would any composite by wet sanding using 220 grit and finish with 400 grit wet/dry sanding paper.
P/N | Description |
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4017-3.10 | PARALEX Tube, 3 in x 10 ft |
4017-3.50 | PARALEX Tube, 3 in x 50 ft |
4017-4.10 | PARALEX Tube, 4 in x 10 ft |
4017-4.50 | PARALEX Tube, 4 in x 50 ft |
4017-5.10 | PARALEX Tube, 5 in x 10 ft |
4017-5.50 | PARALEX Tube, 5 in x 50 ft |
4017-6.10 | PARALEX Tube, 6 in x 10 ft |
4017-8.10 | PARALEX Tube, 8 in x 10 ft |
4017-8.50 | PARALEX Tube, 8 in x 50 ft |
4017-10.10 | PARALEX Tube, 10 in x 10 ft |
4017-10.50 | PARALEX Tube, 10 in x 50 ft |