CAMX 2017 preview: NONA
NONA Composites (Dayton, OH, US) is releasing its newest product line, the NONA Infusion Repair Kit, which is designed to provide everything needed for a fast, permanent, no-mess repair of composite parts.
NONA Composites LLC (Dayton, OH, US) is releasing its newest product line, the NONA Infusion Repair Kit, which is designed to provide everything needed for a fast, permanent, no-mess repair of composite parts. Recent work by NONA Composites and the University of Dayton Research Institute for NASA demonstrated higher quality and 50% higher performing repairs using infusion compared to an industry benchmark wet layup material and process. In addition, NONA Composites has packaged the infusion technology into a kit that is said to help increase quality and decrease repair time. Current versions of the repair kit include carbon fiber or glass fiber reinforcement with room-temperature or elevated-temperature curing epoxy resins. This technology and kit are designed for use in aerospace, marine, wind, automotive and industrial applications. In its booth, NONA Composites is holding a repair challenge to see who can vacuum bag a composite repair the fastest using the company’s repair kit materials. The person with the fastest time wins a free repair kit. Booth T11.
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