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News Published on 10/08/2025
Avient, ReForm Composites accelerate TPC adoption in construction

ReForm’s pultrusion technology with Avient’s composite materials enables curved continuous fiber TPC profiles demonstrated in the PolyDowel infrastructure project.

Article Published on 10/03/2025
Putting next-generation composite materials, processes to the test

Research at Faserinstitut Bremen’s ECOMAT site, alongside industry partners, aims to enable sustainable, aerospace-focused composites — including thermoplastic welding and cryogenic material testing.

Article Published on 12/17/2025
Composites end markets: Industrial (2026)

Composites solve performance, weight, durability challenges and more in a variety of industrial applications. Recent notable examples include fire truck pumps, biogas reactor tanks and shipping pallets.

Article Published on 04/11/2017
Curved pultrusion? No longer an oxymoron

Radius-Pultrusion process offers linear or curved profiles.

Article Published on 05/01/2020
Curved pultrusions enter production

Corvette CFRP rear bumper beam is the auto industry’s first use of new technology.

News Published on 12/08/2025
JEC World 2026 Innovation Award finalists have been revealed

Companies, universities and R&D centers form the benchmark program’s 33 finalists, with 11 winners to be announced at the JEC Premiere on Jan. 12 in Paris.

Article Published on 05/05/2020
Curve in the road: First curved pultruded auto parts

Thomas Technik + Innovation KG’s radius pultrusion process unlocks new possibilities for the automotive market and beyond.

Product Published on 03/25/2020
Thomas + Technik introduces modular, compact pultrusion system

At 3.5 meters long, pullCUBE is reported to be about 75% shorter than conventional pultrusion machines, and the shortest yet built.

Article Published on 12/26/2018
Pultrusion picks up speed in automotive applications

Pultrusion is one of the most cost-effective processes for manufacturing high-volume composite parts.

Article Published on 09/12/2017
Pultrusions growing in construction: new EPTA report

There’s a new report out from EPTA (European Pultrusion Technology Assn., Frankfurt am Main, Germany) that discusses new trends for pultrusion in building and construction.

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