klegecell foam

[nitro junky]

anyone know where i can get klegecell foam

 

[Bob Kensill]

Most full-scale boat manufacturers use it for transoms or ribs to glass over. I know there is a place in Elkhart Indiana that sells it.

 

[Bob Finn]

www.klegecell.com DIAB Group. They are in Dallas

 

[Zimmerman]

Klegecel can also be bought from Wick's Aircraft supply in Highland, IL - they have a web site... but... you cannot hot wire this material as it give off VERY TOXIC gasses!!! :

 

[nitro junky]

i went to wicks site but didnt see any klegecell. anyone else know where i can find it

 

[TomMoorehouse]

i think they sell it with a different name????

 

[Anders_Martinelle]

On page 24 you have Divinycell.

That comes from the same company (DIAB).

Here you can read about it:

http://www.divinycell.se/DIAB/DIABHome.nsf...SE?OpenDocument

Some racers here in sweden have used Divinycell w/o problems.

Anders

 

[PondSkimmer]

If you are talking about some ridgid thick styrophome (spelling?) like material try a roofing supply place.

 

[speakerboy]

almost ed .. styrofoam ! no problem .. hm but this is available in green and blue .. works perfect to built any kind of WOF applications .

ed ur mailbox is to small ! cant get the pics in !

jerome

 

[Zimmerman]

It has been 7 yr or so since I bought klegecell from Wicks. I have their current catalog and will look in there when i get home tonight. They had a composite experimental aircraft kit that utilized klegecell. They no longer offer the kit so maybe the klegecell went out with it. Not being able to hot wire the stuff is a major problem for many builders. Incidentally, if you didn't know... blue foam means it has a fire retardent added, that is why construction grade foam is almost always blue. ???

 

[TomMoorehouse]

so thats the difference between pink and blue foam? i thought it was just pink cause it was owens corning's color