Sentences with phrase «fiberglass shell»
A fiberglass shell refers to a protective covering or outer layer made from fiberglass material. It is strong, lightweight, and commonly used in various applications, like boats, car bodies, or helmets, to shield and provide structural strength. Full definition
The implementation was borrowed from both the second generation Ford Bronco, and the Chevrolet K5 Blazer, both short - bed trucks with removable fiberglass shells over the rear sections and having bench seats installed in the back.
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The old Viper's horrible, overbolstered seats have been replaced by fiberglass shell seats from Sabelt, the same supplier Ferrari uses.
Inside, the performance driver - oriented cabin of the 2014 SRT Viper TA uses the same standard premium ballistic fabric racing seats from Sabelt, featuring a lightweight fiberglass shell created by a state - of - the - art resin transfer molding technology for mass reduction and long - term durability.
Go see them and see how they fit into this sculptor's modernistic reclamation of Eames fiberglass shell chairs.
The robot is all - encapsulating in two layers: the first layer is a thick, rubber unitard that covers everything - head to toe, and then a delicate, fiberglass shell of body parts, including non-ventilated helmet lined in mesh and foam.
Their gentrification began about 25 years ago when a few enterprising campers, surfers and motorcycle enthusiasts put fiberglass shells on the back of their four - wheel - drive pickup trucks to provide secure storage space.
Smaller fiberglass shells were fitted to these vehicles and the message was clear - soon there were legions of Monteros, Troopers, Pathfinders, 4Runners and the like.
Innovative DIAB sandwich materials, vacuum bagging and resin - infusion techniques make CHINOOK's new one - piece fiberglass shell lighter, stronger, and more durable than ever.
On Saturday, November 1st, 2014 Soze Gallery will be presenting an exhibit of unique custom painted Modernica fiberglass shell chairs made on the original Herman Miller Equipment to benefit The Art
The body is «made from high - capacity insulated fiberglass shells overlaid on an aluminum framework.»
By stretching a silicone and fiberglass shell over a robotic skeleton, the artist / engineering team managed to create a stunningly realistic illusion of a living, breathing dinosaur.
Standard high - performance racing seats from Sabelt feature a lightweight Kevlar / fiberglass shell created by a state - of - the - art resin transfer molding technology for mass reduction and long - term durability.
At the top of the 650 - foot tower, which would be made of metal beams covered with a fiberglass shell, a spray of fine, electrostatically charged mist would humidify the air.
The Sentinel concept was never anything more than a fiberglass shell mounted to a network of angle iron, but the design was pretty stunning for 1996.
It has fiberglass shell (lightweight) racing seats with the instrument panel topped with an 8.4 inch color touchscreen that controls all driver functions including the audio system.