Composite Manufacturing

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Materials & processes for lightweight structures

We support programmes across fiber-reinforced polymers, moulded sheet compounds, pultruded profiles, thermoformed parts, and additive manufacturing—aligned to mobility, rail, and industrial applications.

Whether you need material selection guidance, process definition, or design-for-manufacture input, we help you translate requirements into robust composite solutions.

• FRP — glass- and carbon-reinforced polymer systems
• SMC — compression moulding of complex shapes
• Pultrusion — constant cross-section FRP profiles
• Vacuum forming — thermoplastic sheet to detailed forms
• 3D printing — additive builds from CAD / digital models

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Moulding

SMC

Sheet Moulding Compound (SMC) is a ready-to-mold, fiber-reinforced thermoset material—typically polyester, vinyl ester, or epoxy resins—combined with glass or carbon fibers in a pliable sheet form.

It is widely used in compression molding for high-strength, complex-shaped, and lightweight components, particularly in the automotive, transportation, and industrial sectors.

Thermoforming

Vacuum forming

Vacuum forming is a widely used thermoforming process that heats a thermoplastic sheet until it is pliable, then stretches it over a single-surface mold (male or female) and uses vacuum suction to create detailed shapes.