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Corvette's carbon hood creates shock and awe
7/20/2009

North America’s first mass-produced, all-CFRP hood raises the bar for production sports cars.

Supply and demand: Advanced fibers
1/8/2009

Manufacturers of carbon and other advanced fibers respond to sustained composites industry growth with new fiber production capacity.

Fiber reinforcement forms
1/8/2009

Fibers used to reinforce composites are supplied directly by fiber manufacturers and indirectly by converters in a number of different forms, which vary depending on the application. Roving and tow. Roving is the simplest and most common form of glass.

The fiber
1/8/2009

The structural properties of composite materials are derived primarily from the fiber reinforcement. In a composite, the fiber contributes high tensile strength, enhancing properites in the final part, such as stregnth and stiffness while minimizing weight. Glass fibersThe vast majority of all fibers used in the composites industry are glass.

The making of carbon fiber
12/19/2008

A look at the process by which precursor becomes carbon fiber through a careful (and mostly proprietary) manipulation of temperature and tension.

Restoring a museum masterpiece with composites
12/18/2008

Carbon fiber/vinyl ester reinforcement extends the structural life of architectural and art-world landmark.

2008 HPF Conference review
12/17/2008

The 2nd annual High-Performance Fibers Conference showcases innovative fiber solutions for a wide range of military and civilian applications.

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