PMI foam catalogue

A deeper PMI core range, organized by product pathway.

Compare PMI Foam Core, Polymethacrylimide, mold-foamed forms, specialty directions, and CNC-prepared core geometry through the material and process route that best fits the component.

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Product index / material evidence

PMI foam product families

01Core forms

PMI Foam Core

Rigid, closed-cell structural foam for high-performance sandwich composite contexts.

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02Core forms

PMI R Series Foam

R-52, R-75 and R-110 typical reference entries with clear data boundaries.

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03Core forms

PMI F Series Foam

F-30 to F-110 reference entries, including the documented 190°C heat-deflection field.

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04Core forms

PMI X Series Foam

X-30 to X-350 typical reference entries for a wider density and property discussion.

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05Core forms

Polymethacrylimide

PMI material family for high-performance structural core selection.

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06Molded

Mold-Foamed PMI Core

A complex-geometry and integrated-feature direction from the company product range.

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07Specialty

Environment-Optimized PMI

A sustainability-oriented PMI direction for project-specific material discussion.

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08Sheet formats

PMI Foam Sheet

Flat stock prepared for tailored machining and downstream composite processing.

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09Machined

CNC Machined Foam Core

Geometry prepared from supplied drawings and models.

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10Processed

Grooved & Perforated Core

Feature-led core preparation for forming and assembly requirements.

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113D geometry

3D Contoured Foam Core

Complex profiles for lightweight composite component structures.

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Technical product framework

Review the material against the part, not in isolation.

Structural form	Rigid closed-cell core
Composite context	Sandwich composite structures
Preparation routes	CNC, hot-pressing, bonding
Process context	Autoclave, vacuum, RTM families

Selection note

Start with component, process route, and geometry—not only a material label.

Confirm grade, density, curing conditions, and design requirements against the specific project before material release. Technical values must be interpreted within the appropriate process and part context.

RFQ

Technical action surface

Send a drawing. Start with the material.

Start a focused discussion with PMI core type, intended component, composite process, and available drawing format.

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Product form gallery

See the forms that sit behind a PMI foam product request.

The photographs help distinguish blocks, sheets, prepared forms, contoured pieces and sandwich-core context. Series-level data and imagery remain reference context until the actual grade, part, dimensions and documentation are confirmed.

PMI foam blocks ready for preparation — 01 / Block formStarting stock / blank preparation

PMI foam material sample forms — 02 / Core formSamples / profiles / form review

Stacked foam sandwich core panels — 03 / Panel formStacked panels / protected handling

Cutaway of a foam sandwich structure — 04 / Sandwich contextCore / interface / construction

Different curved PMI foam core forms — 05 / Curved geometryContoured shapes / CNC review

Carbon fiber sandwich panel with foam core — 06 / Composite panelPMI core / CFRP structure context

Catalog decision record

Turn a material form into a project brief.

Use the product index as a structured conversation—not a generic parts list. The record below identifies the minimum engineering inputs before a project-specific grade review.

01Component

Finished structure and the core’s functional role

02Geometry

Flat stock, 3D contour, features, grooves or machining route

03Process

Composite route, core preparation, documentation and release needs

Product preparation evidence

Product form becomes useful when it matches the released component geometry.

The product family should be read with the component thickness, form, interfaces and intended preparation route in view. These photographs show representative prepared shapes rather than a guarantee of universal dimensions, capability or product configuration.

White prepared PMI foam parts staged in a protected workspace — 01 / Component preparationPrepared forms / handling context

Machined white foam components beside a larger rectangular core block — 02 / Product form recordFeatures / block / prepared part

Each image is presented as project context, with the scope of material data, geometry, inspection and commercial commitments kept separate until they are confirmed for the actual order.

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