Nida-Core H8PP Plain 1/4"

[RJ 1946]

Does anyone know where to purchase Nida-Core in the Seattle area ? The only place I've found it was in Florida and cost three times the cost of material to ship.


Thanks

[coopec43]

Originally Posted by RJ 1946

Does anyone know where to purchase Nida-Core in the Seattle area ? The only place I've found it was in Florida and cost three times the cost of material to ship.


Thanks

Have you tried

Fiberglass Supply
11824 Water Tank Rd | Burlington, WA 98233

http://www.fiberglasssupply.com/Ordering/ordering.html

I have no idea though. I've thought I'd do a bit of googling and all I could find is agents in Australia so I used DuckDuckGo search engine and came up with that.

Maybe you could look at

North American Composoites
WASHINGTON
1904 B Street NW, Suite 110
Auburn, WA 98001
800-735-8667
253-351-9994
FAX 253-876-9084
https://www.nacomposites.com/userfil...ine%20Card.pdf

Nida-core is owned by 3M Company so maybe they have agents in Washington?
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=3m+co+seat...sa&t=h_&ia=web


Clive

[GordMay]

Greetings and welcome aboard the CF, RJ.



Composites One LLC Locations:

Arlington, Washington
Composites One LLC
19105 63rd Avenue NE
Arlington, WA
98223-8729
US
Phone: (360) 435-5501

Vancouver, Washington
Composites One
12301 Northeast 56th Street
Vancouver, WA
98682-6476
US
Phone: (360) 885-1100

West Sacramento, California
Composites One LLC
3621 Seaport Blvd # A
West Sacramento, CA
95691-5043
US
Phone: (916) 371-2000

Langley, British Columbia
Composites One
26596 Gloucester Way #105
Langley, BC
V4W 4A8
CA
Phone: (604) 882-1683

[coopec43]

Originally Posted by GordMay

Greetings and welcome aboard the CF, RJ.



Composites One LLC Locations:

Well DuckDuckGo didn't link me to Composite One. (maybe it referenced an out-of-date site?)

[GordMay]

Composites One ➥ https://www.compositesone.com/?gclid...SAAEgKyRPD_BwE

[foufou]

A friend once bought a pile of nida core at Boeing Surplus. Certainly a hit or miss but some amazing finds there I once found titanium scrap tha made nice chain plates. Good luck

[coopec43]

Originally Posted by GordMay

Composites One ➥ https://www.compositesone.com/?gclid...SAAEgKyRPD_BwE

Gord

I can't see it listed there. Am I going blind!!

Clive

[coopec43]

Originally Posted by GordMay

Composites One ➥ https://www.compositesone.com/?gclid...SAAEgKyRPD_BwE

Well Composite One sell Honeycomb which may be a generic term for a whole lot of products (including Nida-Core)?

Honeycomb cores are manufactured from a wide variety of materials including, fire-resistant Nomex®, aluminum, and thermoplastics, most commonly, polypropylene. These cores are available in a range of cell sizes and cell wall thickness to provide a wide scope of mechanical and thermal properties that perform in demanding and critical applications.

[Simi 60]

Aso called nidaplast and polycore

[coopec43]

Hope I'm not hi-jacking the thread but I have been doing some googling and I'm intrigued by roadside "things" in Ottawa.

In the first photo are they post boxes for the street? (In Australia each house has a letter box in front of the house)

We have wheelie bins too for household rubbish (red lid) and a yellow colored lid bin for recycled material - paper, plastic, tins, jars... But I can't work out what the other two semi-circle bins are.

Can someone put me out of my agony!!!

Clive

[scottveirs]

I'm based in Seattle and haven't found a local source of Nidacore. However, marine.com shipping seems quite reasonable (~$20) so you may want to consider their Nidacore products -- https://www.marine.com/store/c/796-NidaCore.html