composite materials

11th Edition of International Conferences on Composite Materials composite.sciencefather.com Award Nomination - https://x-i.me/compram1 Abstract Submission - https://x-i.me/compabst2 Modular, robotic cells enable high-rate RTM using any material format The use of composite materials in vehicle and aircraft manufacturing is proliferating. This is due to their many benefits, such as light weight, strength, durability, corrosion resistance and design flexibility. As the demand for composite components in these industries continues to grow, so does the need for high-rate, high-accuracy, flexible, intelligent and modular manufacturing technologies to produce them. Composites manufacturing systems company Airborne (The Hague, Netherlands) set out to address this by creating a concept called automated ply placement (APP). APP is a robotically operated, automated and modular preforming technology that maximizes composite component design and material freedom before resin transfer molding (RTM)

  11th Edition of International Conferences on Composite Materials composite.sciencefather.com Award Nomination - https://x-i.me/compram1 Abstract Submission - https://x-i.me/compabst2 Euro-Composites brings on Multistation as commercial partner The Euro-Composites Group (Elkwood, Va., U.S.), a global player in the production of high-quality and sophisticated composite materials, welcomes Multistation (Paris, France) as a commercial partner. Serving its customers from three production sites in Bitburg (Germany), Echternach (Luxembourg) and Culpeper (U.S.) with a total of more than 1,000 employees, Euro-Composites will now be able to grow its presence in France. Euro-Composites supplies its customers with standard products based on honeycomb cores and sandwich panels, as well as demand-oriented and customized products. Proposed materials — for its own projects and on behalf of customers — include Nomex, Kevlar, fiberglass, carbon fiber, aluminum, Twaron, Dyneema and ceramic matrix compo

11th Edition of International Conferences on Composite Materials composite.sciencefather.com Award Nomination - https://x-i.me/compram1 Abstract Submission - https://x-i.me/compabst2 Specialized carbon fiber, thermoplastics and thermosets portfolio Toray Group (Tokyo, Japan) is highlighting full-scale part applications that use its suite of composite materials. Toray’s specialized product portfolio includes Torayca carbon fiber and advanced thermoplastic and thermoset composites materials. Toray Composite Materials America’s (TCMA, Tacoma, Wash., U.S.) 2510 thermoset prepreg system is specifically formulated for out-of-autoclave (OOA) processing for aerospace structures. Commonly paired with Torayca T700 standard modulus fiber, this prepreg system offers optimal, all-around structural properties with high wet and dry T g  and low-energy curing. The main rotor blade display at Toray’s booth uses 66 plies of plain weave fabric and unidirectional (UD) carbon fiber tape. Use of the materia

  11th Edition of International Conferences on Composite Materials composite.sciencefather.com Award Nomination - https://x-i.me/compram1 Abstract Submission - https://x-i.me/compabst2 Versatile two-component, foam-in-place composite material CAMX 2023: L&L Products is spotlighting its latest technology Phaser XP-607, a two-component, ambient temperature curing structural material for a range of applications. L&L Products (Romeo, Mich., U.S.) is exhibiting Phaster, a proprietary two-component, ambient temperature curing technology with high adhesion and processing ease in various environmental conditions. Phaster is said to empower numerous design possibilities through a distinctive combination of attributes, enabling customers to solve complex challenges for various fabrication and design needs. L&L Products will feature Phaster XP-607, a two-component, ambient temperature-cured, foam-in-place structural material that can bond to a variety of substrates, fill variable gaps