Excellent strength to weight. An all-purpose grade used in multiple industries
High-temperature resistant core suitable for prepreg applications
High-performance core for extremely demanding applications such as fast marine hulls
Superior strength to weight. Used in multiple industries, including wind and marine
A PET core with excellent FST properties used in transport and construction industries
Divinycell PY is Diab’s newest addition to the PET family.
A thermoplastic core material designed to increase performance and decrease weight
An aerospace core available with comprehensive quality documentation and traceability
A sandwich core with excellent FST properties, suitable in commercial aircrafts interiors
Core material for subsea applications, used from sea level to 700 meters depth
A deep-water subsea syntactic foam used for depths from 700 to 10,000 meters
A core with excellent insulation properties, for low and cryogenic temperatures
Used in marine and wind applications in combination with foam
A selection of the most widely used and preferred finishing options
Making your products stronger, lighter and more competitive
The volume and number of applications of composite materials is growing steadily, continuously penetrating and conquering new markets. Lighter than concrete, steel, aluminium and bricks, composite materials offer low transportation costs and require minimum heavy equipment during installation.
Composites can be bent, curved and joined together in an almost limitless range of geometric configurations. Further, their durability and weather resistance mean less maintenance and cleaning cost over time. Potential applications for these high-strength, weight-saving materials are limitless.
Diab’s core materials and technology are used by leading companies in a wide variety of markets to achieve the most competitive low-weight, high-performance structures possible.
In addition to our products, we support your efforts with technical expertise, structural engineering services and applications training.
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Composites are key for Carmenta’s chic furniture, allowing customizable balance of weight, mechanical resistance, insulation and aesthetics.
Traditional noise enclosures involve serious weight tradeoffs, but a new construction reduces noise on rigs at a fraction of the burden.
A composite solutions specialist has turned to Diab in order to cut costs and get materials faster.
Core materials DIAB provides a wide range of core materials for use in sandwich composites. Each material provides specific characteristics suitable in various conditions. Below is a summary of our full material offering.
To quickly find what is best suited for your project, use our Core Selection Guide.
Excellent strength to weight. An all-purpose grade used in multiple industries.
High-temperature resistant core suitable for prepreg applications.
Outstanding toughness and strength. For extremely demanding applications such as fast marine hulls.
Superior strength to weight. Used in multiple industries, including wind and marine.
An aerospace core available with comprehensive quality documentation and traceability.
Used from sea level to 700 meters depth, HCP has an excellent track record and has been used in subsea applications for over 50 years.
A PET core with excellent Smoke & Toxicity properties used in transport and construction industries.
A thermoplastic core material designed to increase performance and decrease weight.
A recyclable, prepreg-compatible sandwich core with excellent Fire, Smoke & Toxicity (FST) properties, suitable in commercial aircrafts interiors.
Used in marine and wind applications in combination with foam.
A deep-water subsea syntactic foam used for depths from 700 to 10,000 meters.
Divinycell CY is a closed cell foam with excellent insulation properties, very suitable as insulation in low and cryogenic temperatures.