Material Laminates offer some distinct advantages over single layer materials. A characteristic, which is poor in one material, may be offset by the same characteristic which is strong in another material. Laminating two such materials together, or otherwise using them in conjunction, produces a better functioning material. Materials used in this manner possess all of the good qualities and reduce the weaker qualities of its’ components.
Bi-Laminates:
1/8" P-Cell + 1/16" Urethane
1/8" P-Cell + 1/8" Urethane
1/4" P-Cell + 1/8" Urethane
1/8" Plastazote + 1/16" Urethane
1/8" Plastazote + 1/8" Urethane
1/4" Plastazote + 1/8" Urethane
1/8" P-Cell + 1/4 Blue Puff
Tri-Laminates
1/8" P-Cell + 1/16" Urethane + 1/8" Blue Puff
1/8" P-Cell + 1/16" Urethane + 1/4" Blue Puff
1/4" P-Cell + 1/16" Urethane + 1/8" Blue Puff
1/8" P-Cell + 1/8" Urethane + 1/8" Blue Puff
1/8" Plastazote + 1/16" Urethane + 1/8" Blue Puff
1/8" Plastazote + 1/16" Urethane + 1/4" Blue Puff
1/4" Plastazote + 1/16" Urethane + 1/8" Blue Puff
1/8" Plastazote + 1/8" Urethane + 1/8" Blue Puff
1/16" Pink Puff + 1/16" Urethane + 1/8" Pink Puff
1/16" BBA Puff* + 1/16" Urethane + 1/8" BBA Puff
1/16" Blue Puff + 1/16" Urethane + 1/8" Blue Puff
1/16" White Puff + 1/16" Urethane + 1/8" White Puff
1/8" Blue Puff + 1/8" EFM + 1/8" Blue Puff