Composite Processes

Composite materials have revolutionized product design across numerous industries, offering unique combinations of strength, lightness, and durability. In aerospace, composites form critical components of aircraft fuselages and wings, significantly reducing weight and fuel consumption. The automotive sector utilizes carbon fiber composites for high-performance vehicle bodies and components. In sports equipment, composites enable the creation of lighter, more responsive tennis rackets, golf clubs, and bicycle frames. Marine applications include boat hulls and masts that resist corrosion and offer improved performance. The construction industry employs fiber-reinforced polymers for bridges, building facades, and earthquake-resistant structures. Wind turbine blades, made from glass or carbon fiber composites, harness renewable energy more efficiently. Even in consumer electronics, composites are used in laptop casings and smartphone components, providing strength and heat resistance in slim designs.