Pinayarn for Surfboard Lamination by Colan If you're looking for an alternative to traditional fibreglass for constructing surfboards, Colan has a sustainable and plant-based option. Check out pinayarn for surfboard lamination. This material is made from pineapple leaf waste, yet boasts a high level of tensile strength. In surfboard manufacturing, pinayarn is utilised for hand lamination, resin transfer moulding, and vacuum infusion. This low-impact yarn delivers excellent flex and impact resistance, as well as vibration damping. All the while without leaving a toxic environmental footprint. As an agricultural waste product, pinayarn does not require extra pesticide, water, or land to be produced. Colan offers this woven fabric with plain construction in rolls measuring 82cm x 19cm x 20cm. Thickness is 0.45mm and a 50-metre roll weighs around 6kg. If you are interested in getting pinayarn for surfboard lamination or other lightweight composite applications, contact Colan or head to www.colan.com.au.
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Colan Products Pty Ltd Profile 02 8889 5502 6 Woods Close, Huntingwood, NSW, 2148
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