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From: lary@tekecs.TEK.COM (Richard Lary)
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Subject: Re: Piezoelectric sheeting?
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Date: Mon, 9-Mar-87 12:02:21 EST
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In article <2723@well.UUCP> ch@well.UUCP (Chris Hayes) writes:
>
>I am looking for a source of piezoelectric "sheets".  I have heard
>that several companies make/sell it, but I can't seem to find any
>references.
>
>What this is is a sheet (ranging from small to several square feet) of
>thin, semi-flexible, piezoelectric material coated on both sides by
>thin electrodes.
>

One company that manufactures and sells the material you are looking
for is Pennwalt Corporation, their address is:

	Pennwalt Corp.
	Kynar Piezo Film Group
	Dept. G
	900 First Ave.
	King of Prussia, PA 19406

	(215)337-6710

For about $50.00 they sell an evaluation kit complete with piezoelectric
film and application notes.

Have Fun,
--
Richard A. Lary, Tektronix, Inc.  503-685-2968   Graphic Workstations Division
PO Box 1000, MS 60-405, Wilsonville, OR 97070         ...tektronix!tekecs!lary