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Diab acquires SABIC’s ULTEM foam production line
The recyclable PEI thermoplastic foam will be incorporated into Diab’s portfolio under Divinycell U to be produced, sold and further developed.
Read MoreAxiom Materials announces narrow slit tow prepregs for electric, CNG and hydrogen-powered vehicles
High-temperature carbon fiber tow prepregs are compatible with AFP and filament winding processes for the development of large structural parts such as lithium-ion battery containers or pressure vessels.
Read MoreZoltek Mexico expands carbon fiber production
Guadalajara, Mexico facility to increase production capacity of PX35 carbon fiber to 13,000 metric tons annually, for a total of 28,000 metric tons globally.
Read MoreEuropean partnership drives forward novel process development for GFRP recycling
Together, Aker Offshore Wind, Aker Horizones and the University of Strathclyde will scale up and commercialize the glass fiber recycling process, which could potentially serve 50% of global glass fiber demand.
Read MoreSAMPE announces neXus keynote speaker
Colleen Pritchett, president of the Americas Aerospace and Global Fibers business at Hexcel, will be delivering her keynote speech, “The Future of Composites and Hexcel’s Vision for the Industry,” at the SAMPE neXus event July 29.
Read MoreINVENT GmbH celebrates 25 years in composites
Founded in 1996 as an outlet for lightweight construction, the DLR spin-off notes its extensive growth, contract successes and near future goals.
Read MoreArkema acquires 10% stake in additive manufacturer ERPRO 3D Factory
Investment enables Arkema to accelerate new development opportunities for high-performance polymers and potential fiber-reinforced materials in additive manufacturing.
Read MoreNatural fiber composite wheelchair seat design aims for sustainable mobility
The National Composites Centre and Motivation provide an easily manufactured, locally sourced mobility solution for disabled people in developing countries.
Read MoreSABIC, Local Motors conduct feasibility study for reprocessed, 3D-printed thermoplastic parts and shavings
Anticipating the wider adoption of LFAM, the study explored more sustainable alternatives to landfilling large, printed parts, with results indicating the potential for material reuse.
Read MoreWickert pivots to all-round composites manufacturing provider
The press manufacturer offers customers a single-source for highly productive composite processing from concept to press system.
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