Out of Autoclave
Titan prepares for Titanic expedition
The composites-intensive, five-person, deep-sea submersible Titan is undergoing testing ahead of a planned trip to 4,000m re-examine the RMS Titanic in June.
Read MoreExel acquires Diversified Structural Composites
With this acquisition Exel Composites expands into the American market – the second largest composites market globally.
Read MoreTooling Tech Group acquires Century Tool
Century Tool acquisition makes Tooling Tech Group the largest North American tooling provider.
Read MoreHouse Subcommittee on Research and Technology discusses composite materials
The goal of the hearing was to examine the role of composite materials in rebuilding US infrastructure and discuss the value of developing standards for composite materials.
Read MoreAutomated Dynamics plant tour event
Automated Dynamics will be hosting a dinner, technical overview and tour of their plant April 19.
Read MoreExel Composites and CNIM partner on glass fiber components for world's largest fusion facility
Fiberglass components to be used for the magnet support structure of the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER).
Read MoreToray announces new out-of-autoclave CFRP technology
New fabrication technology for carbon fiber reinforced plastics (CFRP) enables both improved dimensional accuracy and energy savings.
Read MoreFastRTM project demonstrates manufacturing of complex, net-shape composite parts
Automated production platform developed by a French industry consortium utilizes an epoxy resin system from Hexion Inc.
Read MorePEEK or PEKK in future TPC aerostructures?
Which is better for in-situ consolidated thermoplastic composite primary structures? Materials play a part as to whether a one-step or two-step process will prevail.
Read MoreThermoplastic composites: Past the tipping point?
The manufacturing world watched a decade ago as automatically placed thermoset composite tapes replaced aluminum in commercial airframes and made composites a household word in markets around the world. Has the time come for thermoplastic composite tapes to make a similar impact?
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