Materials
Specialized racing bicycle wheel sets feature Arris CFRTP spokes
The CLX Sprint and CLX III bikes are being marketed as the “fastest race wheels,” with co-developed aero-shaped spokes that save 96.6 grams in weight and increase strength by 20%.
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The Wallonia Composites Learning Network launches in Belgium
First session on Industry 4.0 was attended by 22 people representing 16 companies, future sessions planned on sensors, circularity and recycling of composites waste.
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Epoxy resins, curing agents and reactive diluents
CAMX 2025: Royce Global adds to its epoxy product lines with toughened epoxy resins and mercaptan curing agents that assist in high-performance environments.
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Post Cure: Bionic fiber placement produces load-optimized, nature-inspired thermoplastic composite preforms
Fibionic’s fibionic fiber placement (FPP) technology enables the development of “fiber skeletons,” semi-finished parts suitable for any application that incorporates composite reinforcement exactly where it is needed.
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Tape wrappers optimize aerocomposite parts manufacturing
CAMX 2025: Engineering Technology Corp. strives to raise the bar with precision-engineered solutions like Tape Wrappers, which are built for propulsion systems, structural components or thermal protection solutions.
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Materi’act launches NAFILean Vision biocomposite
NAFILean materials family blends low-carbon recycled plastics and renewable post-consumer sources like hemp fibers to provide a sustainable, visually appealing solution for automotive parts.
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Interfacial, CEAD launch strategic LFAM partnership
With the help of CEAD, Interfacial closes the gap between formulation and production-ready solutions made from 3D printed thermoplastic materials and functional composites.
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Diverse advanced material solutions guide global challenge improvements
CAMX 2025: Celebrating nearly 100 years of advanced materials engineering, Toray features carbon fibers and TPC, prepreg, resin systems and other innovations through its U.S. divisions.
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ITA, Micor GmbH study the potential of in-line infrared drying of glass fiber
Research has shown that, beyond reducing energy consumption and production waste, an integrated, compact infrared module enables uniform sizing distribution on the glass fibers and more efficient production overall.
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U.K. Carbon Fibre Development location is revealed
The NCC has confirmed its location in North West England at Cygnet Texkimp’s site. Full operation is expected by spring 2026.
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