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10 results for “sponge” in materials

  1. Material3D Printed Urban Ceramics 4D TileThe 4D Tile is an innovative 3D printed ceramic tile conceived as a 4D building element, designed to interact over time with water, climate, and living nature. Measuring 8x8 cm and crafted in durable stoneware ceramic, its sculptural geometry is engineered to capture rain and retain ambient moisture, creating ideal conditions for local moss to thrive.
  2. MaterialAluminium meshMetal foams, full of tiny air bubbles like a sponge cake. Lightness and high energy absorption are two main material characteristics. Produced by a a casting method. Available in a wide range of alloys .
  3. MaterialAlusion Large & Small CellsAlusion is a versatile material with limitless design and architectural applications.The appearance is similar to a metallic sponge. The "Stabilised Aluminium Foam" creates strong yet lightweight panels. A unique characteristic is the sound absorption qualities which this product can offer in order to ‘tune’ up a space.
  4. MaterialExpanded Silicone rubberThe cells are like balloons, holding gas and not allowing moisture to pass through.The raw compound is mixed on the same way as solid rubber compounds, but a chemical blowing agent is also added.
  5. MaterialTechnical MattTechnical Matt by FINSA is ultra matt (gloss level: GU. 2%) with an anti-fingerprint surface with a velvety touch. Suitable for horizontal or vertical use and suitable for contact with food. The combination of acrylic lacquers and electron beam curing (EBC) gives this material excellent surface properties such as anti-bacterial and safe for contact with food.
  6. MaterialAerogelAerogel is a synthetic, porous, ultra-light material derived from a gel, in which the liquid component of the gel has been replaced with a gas. The result is a solid with extremely low density and low thermal conductivity. Its primary use is in daylighting applications, where visible light is required to pass through a daylighting unit, which still maintains excellent thermal insulation.
  7. MaterialFlockFlocking is defined as the application of fine particles to adhesive coated surfaces. Nowadays, this is usually done by the application of a high-voltage electric field. Koschaum flocks foams, foils and structural materials for automotive, industrial supplying, luxury packaging and cosmetics. The material can be made waterproof, fire- and abrasion resistant, water repellent and antibacterial.
  8. MaterialSpiral fabric without backingNylon fibers stitched into a spiral formation and overlapping layers create a lace-like fabric which explores elements of transparency.
  9. MaterialSatin Ribbon & ZigZagFabric made from synthetic ribbon or satin ribbon, sewn onto an organza fabric in an overlapping effect.
  10. MaterialSeacorkSeacork is a material for heavy-duty light-weight use, particularly in marine environments. It is composed of 90% – 95% natural cork, with 5% – 10% polyurethane. The PU completely closes any micro-pores, making the material completely waterproof. This also stops dirt from getting into the cork, meaning that it is much longer lasting too.