Pukas Surfboard – INNCA Tech – 69ER EVOLUTION by Axel Lorentz- 5’10” x 19,75 x 2,38 – 29,10L
Pukas Surfboard – INNCA Tech
69ER EVOLUTION by Axel Lorentz
5’10” x 19,75 x 2,38 – 29,10L
Combo FCSII
INNEGRA
Advanced Composites
Innegra fiber compliments other composite fibers lending itself to a variety of applications in a multitude of markets. Automotive, luggage, protective products, radomes, ballistics, and aerospace, to name a few, can benefit from the tough, lightweight, energy absorbing, and hydrophobic properties of our fiber.
What properties do you need to improve in your product? Decreased weight? Increased toughness? Innegra fiber may be your answer. Contact us to discuss how we may assist your company in meeting and exceeding your demanding technical requirements
Sport & Marine Applications
Innegra material is used in many different sport and marine applications. Andy Murray racked up quite a few wins using his HEAD YOUTEK IG racquet, including the Olympics and Wimbledon. Dane Jackson flipped his way to a gold at the Freestyle Kayak World Championship in his kayak made with the Innegra H material. In addition, you can find Innegra in Bauer goalie sticks, Berk Composite bicycle saddles, Mirage kayaks, AT whitewater paddles, Fanatic’s windsurf boards, SUP boards, and SUP paddles. Innegra fiber can enhance the impact resistance and damage tolerance while reducing weight and vibration in all of these applications.
Benefits to using
Innegra are:
Lightweitght 0.84g/cc
Durable
Minimizes Catastrophic Failure
· Ductible
Impact Resistant
Vibration Damping
Excelen Dielectrics
Low Elongation
Highly Crystalline
Hidrophobic
Energy Dissipation
Recyclable
CARBON
Carbon fibers have several advantages including high stiffness, high tensile strength, low weight, high chemical resistance, high temperature tolerance and low thermal expansion. These properties have made carbon fiber very popular in aerospace, civil engineering, military, and motorsports, along with other competition sports. However, they are relatively expensive when compared with similar fibers, such as glass fibers or plastic fibers.
