Composites equipment tailored to efficiency, productivity
CAMX 2024: Engineering Technology Corp. displays a range of products for composite part manufacturers, including tape wrapping machinery, automated workcells, winding software, tensioning creels, resin baths and more.
Engineering Technology Corp. (ETC, Salt Lake City, Utah, U.S.) is showcasing its latest advancements in composites technology and manufacturing solutions tailored to the needs of composite part manufacturers. The solutions include high-speed filament winding and tape wrapping machinery, automated workcells, towpreg and slit tape winding equipment, integrated robotic solutions, winding software, tensioning creels, resin baths and more.
In addition to its standard lineup of filament winders, ETC is introducing a line of standard tape wrappers specifically designed for the aerospace sector. ETC’s tape wrappers are said to enhance efficiency and reduce operator involvement in producing tapered and conical carbon fiber/phenolic structures. This equipment optimizes operational efficiency and user-friendly operation, prioritizing functionality and ease of use.
The high-speed filament winding machinery is engineered to meet the demands of modern composite part production, offerinf precision and reliability. Automated workcells and integrated robotic solutions streamline manufacturing processes, which can improve productivity and consistency. Towpreg and slit tape winding equipment provide advanced capabilities for creating high-performance composite materials, while ETC’s specialized winding software enables optimal performance and ease of use.
Tensioning creels and resin baths are designed to support efficient and consistent material handling, which is said to contribute to the overall effectiveness of the manufacturing process. These components are crucial for maintaining the integrity and quality of composite parts during production, according to the company.
For a more comprehensive look at solutions that will be at the show, view this link.
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