M.H.D. is more specifically aimed at signage and rapid prototyping markets. It has all the qualities of Tancast, but with an extremely fine cell, giving an ideal surface for presentation finishing. M.H.D. 100 and 200 are widely used in signage.

Their lower densities provides a cost effective rapid machining system coupled with an ability to resist the elements. It has a fine cell structure which gives an excellent surface to finish in either cellulose or twin pack paints.

However the application of grit blasting or wire brushing techniques can facilitate the appearance of pitted stone or weathered timber. M.H.D. 400 and 600 can provide an excellent opportunity for the Rapid Prototyper.

Designs generated by computer can be created quickly with the use of C.N.C techniques. The ability to manufacture a dimensionally accurate component, or finished article within days of design completion are now possible. Which could ensure speedier product development and ultimately market launch.

“MHD” is a range of rigid polyurethane foams, whose closed cell and fine structured nature make them ideal for rapid prototyping, modelling and CNC form generation. For large projects materials may be cut to size and fixed to an armature or space frame using a wide range of adhesives. Containing antistatic agents the particulate matter generated whilst cutting has less tendency to stick to statically charged clothing and equipment.