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Cost- and time-saving preform process used for propeller spinner
2/27/2009

Carbon fiber/epoxy spinner uses pulp slurry preforming process combined with vacuum infusion molding.

Inside R&D: A-VaRTM takes flight in Japan
2/20/2009

Tests show out-of-autoclave process can reduce costs on new regional jet.

Composites take the hit in U.S. Navy patrol boat
9/9/2008

 New carbon/Kevlar composite hull and deck provide impact-absorbing solution to crew injury problems caused by severe vertical acceleration of previous high-speed, all-metal patrol boat.

Formulating challenge: Creating better epoxies for vacuum-infused aerospace parts
3/1/2008

More attention is being focused on fabricating processes for aircraft structures that can save time and money and improve efficiency while yielding high-quality parts. Historically, nearly all aircraft designers have assumed autoclave cure as the norm, despite the well-documented cost and time advantages of

Inside Analysis: Simulating VARTM for better infusion
1/1/2008

A resin flow simulation tool is helping to optimize liquid molding of aerospace parts.

Engineering Insights: Pedestrian Bridge Deck Makes Business Case for Composites
12/1/2007

Infusion molded deck incorporates high-performance core, which facilitates fast processing.

Inside Manufacturing: 45,000 Fan Ducts Per Year from RTM
10/1/2007

Unique tooling technology optimizes closed molding process efficiency for volume production of industrial part.

Inside Manufacturing: A400M Cargo Door Out of the Autoclave
5/1/2007

This structural military airframe part is the largest made to date via the vacuum-assisted resin infusion process.

Rudder Gets New Twist With Composites
8/1/2006

The U.S. Navy's specially contoured ship rudder commands composite construction.

Cutting Infusion Time And Cost
8/1/2006

When open molders turn to infusion, careful planning, material selection and training precede process efficiency.

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