HONYLITE - Honeycomb Core & Panel

HONYLITE Aluminum Honeycomb Panel

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The surface of the HONYLITE^TM aluminum honeycomb panels are made of aluminum alloy plates roller coated with PVDF while in the middle are the aluminum honeycombs which meets the international aeronautical standards. This product is specially made with the cold-glue and hot-press technology.

The structural honeycomb core provides strength and consistent rigidity at a very low density; when bonded to similarly lightweight facings. Every honeycomb cell wall acts like the web of an I-Beam, forming an extremely strong and rigid lightweight composite panel.

HONYLITE^TM honeycomb panel is an aluminum sandwich-type panel with high rigidity and extremely low weight. It is the ideal material for a most of applications in architecture, transport, display or industrial production.

The development history of the honeycomb stone panel

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Super thin honeycomb stone panel was first invented in Ireland. The first piece in the world was made in 1973. In 1983, an American company succeeded in producing the same product. A German company produced the super light stone wave composite which is quite similar to the super thin honeycomb panel in 1989 and then in 1990, two Italian companies have also started the production. In 2000 Chinese and in 2001 Russians began their production. So the production of super thin honeycomb stone panels has passed a history of 30 years and now is a fully mature product. The application in many engineering projects has proved many superiorities of this product.

HONEYCOMB PANELS

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Early in the forth century, the Greek mathematician Pepose declared that the smart shape of honeycomb is the representative of the most effective labor of the nature. At that time, he guessed "The hexagon honeycomb which mankind can see is made with the least beeswax." This guess is known as "honeycomb guess.”
Darwin, the famous biologist even insisted "the man must be muddle-headed if he does not pay double tribute when he sees the honeycomb."