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Fine egg crate grille material Lloyd E. Sponenburgh 05-31-2007
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Posted by on June 1, 2007, 12:03 pm

>
> > Does it have to be the egg-crate style?
>
> Honeycomb would probably be OK, too. The only smaller-cell honeycomb I
can
> find is some RF shielding louvers with 1/8" holes. He might go for that,
> but I have to find a sample to show.
>
> LLoyd


How large?

You can purchase 2' x 2' stamped grills.



Posted by Lloyd E. Sponenburgh on June 1, 2007, 12:57 pm

> How large?
>
> You can purchase 2' x 2' stamped grills.
>

Unless I read him wrong, he wants the same look as those honeycomb louvers
on halogen lights. Not a flat grille, but something with "depth". It's all
cosmetic; but hey... if he wants to spend the money having a custom grille
made, who are we to argue. It sure won't be free. I've already got about
two billable hours just searching for stuff on the web.

I did find a phenolic paper honeycomb that may work, if painted. It's the
core material for aircraft interior bulkheads, and comes in 1/8", 1/4", 3/8"
cell sizes -- up to 1" thick, too, so it might work as a directional control
as well. Just gotta get a sample. I think the phenolic resin along with
some paint will withstand what little moisture it might be exposed to.

LLoyd


Posted by Jeffrey Lebowski on June 1, 2007, 12:25 pm

>
> > Does it have to be the egg-crate style?
>
> Honeycomb would probably be OK, too. The only smaller-cell honeycomb I
can
> find is some RF shielding louvers with 1/8" holes. He might go for that,
> but I have to find a sample to show.
>

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=perforated+metal+sheets&btnG=Google+Sea
rch

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