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The latest from across composites and advanced materials — companies, contracts, technology, policy and people. Updated as it happens.

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Syensqo and Vartega Collaborate to Advance Circularity of Carbon Fiber Composites

Syensqo, a global leader in advanced materials, and Vartega, a pioneer in carbon fiber recycling technologies, announce a technical and commercial collaboration to create an ecosystem to foster the use of post-industrial recycled carbon fiber products in high performance applications.

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NCC (National Composites Centre) Has Announced the Completion of the Design Phase for the UK's New Carbon Fibre Development Lines

NCC (National Composites Centre) has announced the completion of the design phase for the UK's new carbon fibre development lines, funded by the Department of Science Innovation and Technology's 'Research and Innovation Organisations Infrastructure Fund'.

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Revolutionizing Helicopter Door Design with Advanced Nonwoven Composite Materials and Manufacturing Processes

Fraunhofer IGCV and DLR have achieved a breakthrough in the design and production of lightweight helicopter door shells using wetlaid nonwoven carbon fiber/thermoplastic fiber-blend materials.

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Chomarat Inaugurates a New Production Line Dedicated to Unidirectional Carbon Fiber Reinforcements

After three years of work and €2 million in investment, CHOMARAT announces the commissioning of its new production line specialized in unidirectional carbon fiber reinforcements, expanding its C-PLY range.

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Oxford Space Systems to Provide Innovative Carbon Fiber Antennas for Airbus' Oberon Satellites

Airbus has been awarded the UK Ministry of Defence's Oberon contract to design and build two Synthetic Aperture Radar satellites, with antennas supplied by Oxford Space Systems using deployable carbon fibre structures.

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Premier Composite Technologies and Sicomin Collaborate on the Project of the Custodian of The Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah Bin Abd Al-Aziz for Mataf Extension

Sicomin, a global leader in epoxy resins, announces its collaboration with Premier Composite Technologies (PCT) for the Mataf extension at the Holy Mosque of Mecca, KSA, involving a ceiling structure spanning 216,800 square metres.

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University of Dayton Unveils RoboCLASP Technology in New RAAM Laboratory for Advanced Composite Processing

University of Dayton Research Institute engineers have developed RoboCLASP, a robotic ultrafast femtosecond laser system for composite surface preparation, and opened a new RAAM Laboratory to expand its applications.

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Sumitomo's Strategic Investment in Evertrak Aims to Bolster Sustainable Railroad Infrastructure with Recycled Composite Ties

Sumitomo Corporation has announced a strategic investment in Evertrak, a U.S.-based manufacturer of composite railroad ties whose flagship Evertrak 7000 product offers a 50-year lifespan versus 8-12 years for wood ties in High Decay Zones.

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Groundbreaking: World's First Seaglider Manufacturing Facility Takes Shape in Rhode Island

REGENT breaks ground on a 255,000-square-foot seaglider manufacturing facility in Rhode Island, coming online in 2026.

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Launch of Global Trade Association - The Advanced Carbons Council

The Advanced Carbons Council (ACC) has launched as a global trade association to support the production, adoption and use of engineered advanced carbons.

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NORCO Selected as Key Supplier for BAE Systems

NORCO Composites & GRP has been selected as a key composites supplier for BAE Systems, following years of collaboration and delivery of key defence assets.

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Airbus Reports 766 Commercial Aircraft Deliveries in 2024

Airbus delivered 766 commercial aircraft to 86 customers around the world in 2024. The Commercial Aircraft business registered 878 gross new orders, with a year-end backlog of 8,658 aircraft.

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