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Category Archives: Carbon Fiber
Carbon Composites Players Build Technology Positions
The big players continue to make moves to further develop their carbon composite manufacturing capabilities, signaling a growing future for the high-priced, light weighting material. This month, Toray [..]
RTM Process Cuts Cycle Times By 10; Uses Recycled CFRP
Cannon Afros has developed a process that cuts the molding time of a large part by a factor of 10. The new process, called ESTRIM (Epoxy Structural Reaction [..]
BASF, IKV Join Forces to Speed Carbon Composite Molding
A new German system could greatly speed production of molded carbon composites to as low as six minutes. The fastest production speed currently in use is a brand-new [..]
Boeing and BMW Tackle Carbon Composite Recycling
Re-use of carbon composites will be a major factor in the future of the strong, lightweight material. Boeing has launched several initiatives to find meaningful second uses for [..]
Bayer Brings Nanotechnology to the New Solar Impulse
Bayer MaterialScience will be the system leader for a newly designed, bigger cockpit for the next version of the Solar Impulse, a solar-powered, piloted aircraft that may be [..]
Auto Composites Powerhouse Is Run By Israeli Kibbutz
The corporate firepower behind one of the most significant plastics technology developments in the U.S. today is coming from an Israeli kibbutz formed by a North America Zionist [..]
First Product Emerges from Dreamliner CFRP Scrap
Production of carbon composites for aircraft production creates a large amount of scrap—expensive scrap because of the high content of carbon fiber. A Boeing engineer says that more [..]
Toyota & BMW Eye Gains In Carbon Composites, Fuel Cells
The top officers of Toyota and BMW this morning announced a long-term collaboration in four technical areas, including materials lightweighting, to improve the efficiency of cars. The other [..]
Intel Readies Dreamliner Approach for Ultrabooks: Carbon Fiber Plastic
Intel is borrowing a page from the fabulous success of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner program to substantially reduce costs of its ultrabook computers. Weight of the Dreamliners was [..]
Does Lignin Have Legs as a Future Plastics Feedstock?
Four Canadian researchers make a case that lignin could become an important feedstock for bioplastics. “Considering the current production of lignin from pulp and paper industries as well [..]




