CompositesWorld presents JEC World 2026 exhibitor lineup

JEC World, the international trade show focused on composite materials and their applications across sectors including aerospace, automotive, construction and energy, is once again bringing together manufacturers, suppliers, researchers and industry bodies in the heart of France mid-March. 

In order to best prepare your visit and maximize business opportunities, several exhibitors have released pre-show previews highlighting new and/or improved technologies, opportunities to discuss technical challenges with teams in-person and other offerings to those attending the show. CW editors summarize those received so far below. (Access the complete 2026 exhibitor list and interactive map.)

A+ Composites: From concept to series production, A+ Composites supports with more than 250 tape variants and expertise across fiber reinforcement and TPC systems.

ACMA: Attendees are able to learn more about current membership benefits and take part in hot topic discussions.

Alliance for European Flax-Linen & Hemp: Comprehensively representing biomaterials from cultivation to industrial production, the Bio-Materials Village comprises 14 Alliance members, award-winning and shortlisted developments, and an organized roundtable.

Anaglyph: Demonstrated PlyMatch, Laminate Tools, CoDA and LAP software offerings augment precise hand layup and structural design and analysis.

Avient: Avient's high-strength, lightweight thermoplastic and thermoset composites, including flame-retardant panels and ballistic-resistant materials, are designed for a range of industries and applications.

Bally Ribbon Mills: Film-infused 3D woven joints, woven thermal protection systems (TPS) and woven composite 3D structures are presented at BRM’s booth.

Belotti/Moi Composites: Hybrid machining center combining Belotti gantry machining with Moi Composites short fiber manufacturing process is on display and operational in daily live demos.

Blueshift: From Earth to LEO satellites, Blueshift’s wide breadth of AeroZero products are capable of supporting critical infrastructure without adding weight or bulk.

Cannon Group: Cannon presents aerospace, defense and recycling-focused solutions like thermocompression lines, Nexus and the POSSIBLE project.

Caracol: Caracol is hosting a panel discussion on composites manufacturing for the mobility industry and displaying projects designed for trains, racing cars and yachts.

Catack-H: Catack-H offers a comprehensive portfolio of recycled carbon fiber technologies for automotive applications and construction, as well as tailored end-use products.

Cato Composites: Under the W8SVR brand, Cato Composites now offers a wide range of tailored TPC materials, including customized fabrics, laminates and blanks based on UD tapes.

Cevotec: Demonstrators targeting real production challenges, Samba systems as retrofit kits, and feasibility checks and ROI discussions are some features of Cevotec’s booth.

CompoTech: Displays like a CFRP telescopic mast and a hydrogen storage tank prototype demonstrate the versatility of CompoTech’s “true zero” tech and control software.

Cygnet Texkimp: ART high-rate fiber deposition, 3D weaving creel technologies and a Factory of the Future-focused AGV system support fiber handling, processing capabilities.

Demgy Group: Discussion of 2025 and 2026 results, next steps for continued expansion, new partnerships and various composite technology displays featuring offerings for OEMs, Tier 1 and Tier 2 suppliers.

Dieffenbacher: Advanced plant concepts, a comprehensive composites production process portfolio, Evoris digitalization and other concepts are supporting composite component manufacturing.

DuPont: Kevlar and Nomex teams will be present to highlight how decades of legacy composite material expertise have resulted in this re-imagined aramid product.

E-Learning Composites Academy: In its ongoing efforts to advance composites learning, the flagship “Composite Inside” series tackles welding continuous fiber thermoplastic materials in a short, effective format.

Engel Austria GmbH: Engel production solutions like its tie-bar-less injection molding unit demonstrates economical series manufacturing of high-grade TPC products for UAM and beyond.

Engineering Technology Corp.: Engineering Technology Corp. portfolio highlights include filament winding, winding design software, tensioning creels and wrapping solutions.

EuCIA: Comprising European national composites associations and industry-specific sector groups, EuCIA is presenting ECCA alliance objectives, participating in various events and is touching on various R&I projects.

Europe Technologies Group: Whether modernizing parts production, integrating automation and machinery or international MRO services, Europe Technologies supports R&D to industrialization.

Exel Composites: Exel discusses continuous composites manufacturing technologies, application expertise and customer collaborations.

Expo-Net Danmark: Two novel products, flexible resin flow meshes and breathable micro-porous peeling materials, establish Expo-Net’s ability to provide “right first time” composites production to customers.

FibreCoat: FibreCoat and partners Coleitec and Forward Engineering display an HP-RTM-processed EV battery case prototype that successfully validates industrial readiness.

Fraunhofer IGCV: Fraunhofer IGCV presents the LIGHT project’s SMV helicopter door shell with high geometric complexity, integrated features at low costs.

Instron: Live composites demonstrations and a tour of WaveMatrix3 testing software gives attendees real-time visibility to Instron’s testing environment.

IPCO: Advanced double belt presses, scattering systems, film casting tech and web converting solutions for automotive, aerospace and energy sectors are highlighted by IPCO.

James Cropper Advanced Materials: Aligned fiber technology platform Vectis and Unimat nonwoven mats are highlighted, as well as early collaborative development work with industry partners.

Jetcam International: Alongside Zünd, Jetcam International is offering the latest in composites automation with CrossTrack 6 and Expert v25 design and workflow management software.

Johns Manville Engineered Products: Visitors are invited to stop by the booth, connect with the JM team and participate in technical discussions in the familiar setting of the JM Sports Bar in Paris.

KraussMaffei: Equipment supplier displays long fiber injection + wet pressing, RTM, ColorForm, FiberForm, NFPP, pultrusion, 3D printing of high-performance plastics exhibits.

L&L Products: Whether designing for efficiency, durability, workers safety or sustainability, L&L products like InsituCore and T-Link aim to push strength, weight and flexibility boundaries.

Michelman: Michelman highlights the Hydrosize 1202 sizing system for simplified composites operations, as well as UHMWPE binders and high-temp sizing development programs.

Nordmann: Nordmann highlights its growing composites sector role with an expanded Olin partnership, introducing Litestone epoxy systems, high-quality resins from Alta Performance Materials and other partner-oriented portfolio offerings.

Maricell Srl: The Italian composite core manufacturer is sharing updates on MYcell mechanical performance and the results behind its application in highly competitive sports.

Mel Composites: Precision core kits designed to remove complexity and Evonik foam solutions cut production time and improve composites performance.

Mikrosam: Composites manufacturers are able to gain greater control from material prep to final part via Mikrosam’s AFP/ATL, rewinding, prepreg slitting and winding solutions.

Plyable Ltd.: The team’s custom-built SaaS platform, vetted team and design challenge experience ensures a rapid and streamlined end-to-end design manufacturing process.

Porcher Industries: Multilayered prepreg textiles supporting in situ consolidation of complex shapes demonstrate Porcher Industries’ textile expertise and committment to the TPC ecosystem.

ReSComp Engineering: Rather than treating composites programs as “black boxes,” ReSComp Engineering tools and services support damage prediction and integrity monitoring without adding complexity.

Roctool SA: Roctool, alongside partner Compose Mfg., is presenting an novel tooling process for the in-mold consolidation and assembly of TPC components with serial production potential.

Roth Composite Machinery: Roth highlights innovative, economical and future-oriented solutions like its latest work on towpreg systems and duplex machine capabilities.

Royal3D: Part of the Dutch Pavilion, Royal3D introduces its Interlayer Control System, with an example of how it is already being applied to its own 3D printing practices.

Sicomin: A Sicomin booth, plus a standalone GreenPoxy presence, reinforces the supplier’s enhanced focus on sustainable composite options, including CMR-free resin formulations and demonstrate of its systems’ capabilities. (Collaborating with Sicomin since 2015, ZAG Ski’s progressive redesigns have resulted in a prototype product that features 80% bio-based content and is compatible with industrial production, which is also on display at Sicomin booths.)

SHD Composites: Based on customer requests, the newly released MTC700 toughened epoxy’s high toughness, thermal capability up to 200°C and dual-cure profile meets the needs of modern motorsport and high-performance manufacturers.

SL-Laser GmbH: SL-Laser demonstrate how laser projection and process monitoring increase efficiency and reliability in composites production.

Slack & Parr: Slack & Parr demonstrates how its metering technologies are responding to composites manufacturing challenges, from very low-viscosity resins and polymers to high-temp special materials like CMC.

Southern Spars/Future Fibres: Both companies look forward to engaging with future partners, leveraging core combined strengths to address the dynamic demands of the space sector.

Stäubli: Visitors can explore how the company’s reliable, high-speed Unival 100 and TF series weaving machines support the development of next-gen composites and other material innovations.

Swancor: Dual-track strategy extends Swancor beyond green material capabilities with robotics- and EzCiclo-integrated collaborations that demonstrate scalability and efficiency.

Teijin Carbon: From sustainability targets to process integration and serial production readiness, Teijin is turning carbon fiber materials like Tenax Next into customer-ready solutions.

TeXtreme | Oxeon AB: Learn more about the company’s UD tape technology that produces thinner laminates, achieves enhanced mechanical performance and simplifies UD production using existing infrastructure.

Thermwood: Live demonstrations and LSAM additive printer highlights bridge the gap between theory and practical application.

Toray Group: Toray is highlighting solutions across Sustainability, Mobility, Energy, Quality of Life and New Products categories, and giving three presentations as part of the JEC Composites Exchange.

Vulcan Shield Global: Vulcan educates the composites industry on its latest alumina fiber developments, and how they can support high-temperature and extreme-environment applications.

Web Industries: Web Industries supports commercial aerospace, space, defense, UAV/UAM and energy customers with a full range of tailored, mission-critical solutions.

Wickert: Attendees can learn more about Wickert’s semi-automated press concept that is faster, more efficient, flexible and ergonomic than its previous offerings.

Xenia Materials: Xenia invites attendees to learn more about its Xelamid portfolio comprising a balance of stiffness, impact resistance and energy absorption.