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2008 COMPOSITE OPTIONS |
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Natural Curves Surfboards offers several Composite Options in the contruction of our surfboards |
| Polyurethane / Polyester Composite Traditional surfboard composite. A polyurethane foam blank core with a polyeter resin and fiberglass skin. Surfblanks Australia Super Whites of various densities with various multi ply stringers, Sylmar ortho and iso resins, and Hexel fabrics. |
| Polyurethane / Epoxy Composite Composite combining the stability of polyurethane foam blank cores and the superior physical properties of epoxy resin. A polyurethane foam blank core with an epoxy resin and fiberglass skin. Surfblanks Australia Super Whites of various densities with various multi ply stringers, Resin Research epoxy resins, and Hexel fabrics. Post cured to achieve maximum physical properties. |
| EPS / Epoxy Composite Composite combining the latest generation of EPS foam blank cores and the superior physical properties of epoxy resin. Marko Foam and US Foam EPS foam blank cores of various densities with various multi ply stringers, Resin Research epoxy resins, and Hexel fabrics. EPS / Epoxy Composites are built with 2 options: (1) hand laminations - approximately 4:1 resin to fabric ratio and (2) vacuum bagged laminations - nearly 1:1 resin to fabric ratio. The vacuum bagged laminations allow additional fabric in the composite which yields a very strong glass job. Hand laminated and vacuum bagged glass jobs are post cured to achieve maximum physical properties. |
| Parabolic / EPS / Epoxy Composite EPS foam blank core with "parabolic" stringers in the rails with optional 4" wide x 1/16" thick balsa or spruce "springer" vacuum bagged flat onto the center of the deck. A progressive approach to controling the flex pattern of high performance surfboards. This composite combines the latest generation of EPS foam blank cores and the superior physical properties of epoxy resin. Marko Foam EPS foam blank core of various densities with "parabolic" stringers, Resin Research epoxy resins, and Hexel fabrics. This composite design is also built with 2 lamination options: (1) hand laminations - approximately 4:1 resin to fabric ratio and (2) vacuum bagged laminations - nearly 1:1 resin to fabric ratio. The vacuum bagged laminations allow additional fabric in the composite which yields a very strong glass job. Hand laminated and vacuum bagged glass jobs are post cured to achieve maximum physical properties. |
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