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The global market for composite materials in the military will reach $966.4 million by 2027. It’s because of the demand for high-performance, lightweight materials in defense programs. Body armor solutions in the military also increasingly need lightweight materials. Composite technology is a developing field, and the military always looks for new ways to use it....
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The Inflatable Bladder Molding Composite Method Composite materials have been in use for thousands of years, with the first use believed to be by the Mesopotamians around 3400 BCE. Composites have come a long way since then. They provide various advantages that make them ideal for a range of applications. There are also various methods...
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We find ourselves at the forefront of incorporating innovative composite materials into the auto industry. We offer carmakers quality, protection, and stunning design. However, these are not the main reasons our services are sought out. Rather, it’s the demand for lightweight cars that is driving demand for our engineered parts. Lightweight automobiles have many advantages...
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Carbon fiber is a versatile material that has many uses in various industries. One of the most interesting applications of carbon fiber is in the medical field, where it is used to create advanced medical equipment. Carbon fiber has qualities that make it ideal for medical applications, which is why it’s so popular across the industry. What...
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If you’re looking for one of the lightest and strongest materials currently on the market, you might consider carbon fiber. Carbon fiber was first discovered in the late 19th century, and it’s only gotten more advanced since then. The first use of carbon fiber was as a filament in lightbulbs, but it experienced a renaissance...
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Modern-day carbon fiber was invented in 1964. Since then it has been used in a wide range of industries for a number of different reasons. Manufacturers love working with carbon fiber because it is strong and lightweight, but many of them often wonder why the price is always so high for the material. This article...
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Over 30% of carbon fiber produced makes it into the aerospace industry. As airplanes can heavily benefit from material that is incredibly strong and light, this makes sense. However, the aerospace industry is far from the only industry that has and will use carbon fiber. This material has also found its way into cars, naval...
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Carbon fiber products have technically been around for more than 150 years. Experiments with their predecessors happened as far back as the mid-1800s. Unfortunately, interest in carbon fiber materials waned shortly after that. However, some breakthroughs happened in the 1950s and 1970s. This caused manufacturers to suddenly become interested in the material again. After that,...
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Did you know that the invention of carbon fiber goes all the way back to 1860? Carbon fiber has been touted by many to be a material of the future. It’s durable, lightweight, heat-resistant, and corrosion-resistant, making it a versatile composite ideal for many situations – and it has a world of potential for the medical...
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Researchers expect the global market size for composites to reach $112 billion by 2027 if it continues growing at a rate of 6.88%. You form a composite when you combine two or more materials to make one. Individual components have different physical and chemical properties. We merge them to outdo the performance of the constituents....
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