P-250
StruCell
250kg/m³
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250kg/m³ density - Industry-leading strength-to-weight ratio
9.2MPa tensile strength - 30% stronger than standard marine foams
DNV GL certified - Meets strict marine construction standards
Saltwater-proof - <1% water absorption (ASTM D2842)
Autoclave-stable up to 150°C/300°F
Low resin absorption - Optimizes composite layup efficiency
Deep structural grooves - Enhanced bonding for critical joints
Precision perforations - Weight-optimized patterns
| Property | StruCell® P250 | Test Standard |
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| Density | 250kg/m³ (±2%) | ISO 845 |
| Compressive Strength | 6.2 MPa | ASTM D1621 |
| Tensile Strength | 9.2 MPa | ASTM C297 |
| Fire Resistance | UL94 V-0 | - |
✔ Triple Boatbuilding Certified - Trusted by naval architects
✔ Batch Consistency - ±2% density tolerance for precision engineering
✔ Fast Turnaround - Samples in 5 days, bulk orders in 15-20 days
✔ Cost Saving - Save 20%-30% compared to European and American brands
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Item | Test Standard | P250 | |
Density (kg/m³) | AM-008/ISO845 | Average | 250 |
Minimum | 225-285 | ||
Compressive Strength (Mpa) | AM-014/ISO844 | Average | 6.2 |
Minimum | 5.4 | ||
Compressive Modulus (Mpa) | AM-014/ISO844 | Average | 300 |
Minimum | 240 | ||
Shear Strength (Mpa) | ISO1922 | Average | 5.4 |
Minimum | 3.9 | ||
Shear Mpdulus (Mpa) | ISO1922 | Average | 104 |
Minimum | 88 | ||
Shear Strain (%) | ISO1922 | Average | 45 |
Minimum | 35 | ||
Tensile Strength (Mpa) | AM-104/ASTMC297 | Average | 9.2 |
Minimum | 8 | ||
Tensile Modulus (Mpa) | AM-104/ASTMC297 | Average | 360 |
Minimum | 320 | ||
ISO 9001
ISO 14001
RS Certification
TAK00001DV
RoHS
Flame Retardant Report
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Our PVC foam core regular thickness is from 1mm~70mm, and we also support customized thickness. Thickness tolerance is ±0.2mm.
Plain board; Punched board;
One side or two sides grooved board;
One side or two sides grooved and punched board;
Scrim board; Scrim and punched board;
Hyperbolic board; Hyperbolic punching plate...
We could also support customized surface treatment.
We provide fast delivery: small orders: 5-7 days; full container: 15-20 days.
No MOQ, we could provide A4 free samples.
Yes, we have all materials for infusion and autoclave process. Like peel ply, vacuum bagging film, flow mesh, infusion tube, spiral tube, sealant tape, vacuum hose, vacuum connector and many others.
PVC foam core P250 has a nominal density of 250 kg/m³, with industry tolerance controlled within 225–285 kg/m³. Each batch is tested and certified to meet this range. Batch-specific density test reports are available upon request.
PVC foam core P250 is used as a structural core in marine sandwich construction (hulls, decks, bulkheads), wind power components (blades, nacelle covers), railway carriages (floors, sidewalls), new energy equipment (battery enclosures), industrial molds, and fire-resistant partitions. Its high density (250 kg/m³), strong mechanical properties (6.2 MPa compression, 4.5 MPa shear), DNV/CCS certifications, and excellent resin adhesion make it ideal for heavy-load, high-durability composite structures.
PVC foam core P250 has a tensile strength of 9.2 MPa and a tensile modulus of 320 MPa, both the highest in the Union PVC foam core series. These high values ensure that PVC foam core P250 maintains excellent core integrity, resists delamination, and transfers loads effectively between face sheets. It is ideal for sandwich panels under repeated bending or vibration, such as wind turbine blades, bridge decks, and rail car floors.
PVC foam core P250 delivers a compressive strength of 6.2 MPa (ASTM D1621).. This performance makes PVC foam core P250 ideal for heavy-load applications such as wind turbine blades, rail car floors, ship decks, and refrigerated truck flooring carrying dense cargo.
PVC foam core P250 delivers a shear strength of 4.5 MPa (ASTM C273). Shear strength is critical because sandwich panels often fail first in shear when subjected to bending or twisting forces. This high value provides excellent resistance to lateral sliding forces, making PVC foam core P250 ideal for dynamic applications like truck floors during cornering or marine hulls.
PVC foam core P250 is self-extinguishing with natural flame retardancy from PVC’s chlorine content. It complies with UL94 V-0/V-1, FMVSS 302 and DIN 5510-2. Properly faced, it also meets IMO A.653(16) for marine use. Fire performance varies by panel structure and thickness, please refer to official test reports.
Yes, PVC foam core P250 holds DNV/GL (Det Norske Veritas/Germanischer Lloyd) and ABS (American Bureau of Shipping) type approval certificates. These certifications confirm that PVC foam core P250 meets stringent international standards for shipbuilding and offshore applications, including requirements for mechanical properties, fire resistance, and low water absorption.
PVC foam core P250 supports vacuum infusion, hand lay-up, vacuum bagging, prepreg lamination, and low-temperature autoclave curing. The maximum short-term curing temperature is 120°C for less than 0.5 hours. For long-term service, the temperature range is -200°C to +70°C. Always condition the material at room temperature for 48 hours before processing.
PVC foam core P250 can be supplied as flat panels (3-70mm thick, up to 1150x2450mm), contoured boards, slotted boards (groove spacing 20-30mm), perforated boards (holes 2-3mm), slotted+perforated combination, and double-curved sheets for complex shapes. Glass fiber scrim can be bonded to one side for improved handling.
PVC foam core P250 has a long-term service temperature range of -200°C to +80°C. For short-term exposure during processing (e.g., adhesive curing), it can withstand up to 120°C for less than 0.5 hours. Beyond these limits, the foam may soften, lose mechanical properties, or permanently deform. For sustained high-temperature applications, alternative cores should be considered.
PVC foam core P250 features closed-cell structure with water absorption below 0.5%, ideal for marine use. It avoids osmotic blistering, resists saltwater corrosion, fungi and algae. Edge sealing is required for underwater parts; no sealing needed for above-water components.
PVC foam core P250 is equipped with standard thickness: 5–50 mm and sizes 1220×2440 mm / 1250×2500 mm. Custom thickness available with MOQ and lead time required. Thickness tolerance: ±0.5 mm (≤25 mm), ±1.0 mm (>25 mm).
Yes, PVC foam core P250 resists many chemicals including oils, fuels, diluted acids, and alkalis. It also resists fungal and algal growth, making it suitable for marine and outdoor environments. However, avoid exposure to strong oxidizing acids, concentrated nitric acid, and aromatic hydrocarbons like benzene and toluene which can attack the foam structure.
PVC foam core P250 has a shelf life of one year from the production date. Store in original packaging indoors on a flat surface (pallet or larger), avoid direct sunlight, and keep transport temperature below 45°C. If stored outdoors for more than 24 hours, cover with plastic film to prevent contamination. Always condition material at room temperature for 48 hours before processing.
Yes, PVC foam core P250 provides free A4 size samples (210 x 297 mm) in common thicknesses such as 10mm, 15mm, 20mm, and 25mm. Custom samples are available at nominal material cost. Technical support includes mechanical property test reports, adhesive recommendations, and guidance on machining and bonding tests. Lead time for standard samples is 3-5 business days.
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