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EPISODE · Mar 19, 2024 · 23 MIN

Discontinuous Fiber Composites - Discussing TeXtreme's Revolutionary Advancement in Composite Materials

from Composites Weekly · host Jonathan Taylor

On this episode, Florence Moreau of TeXtreme joins me to discuss their new TeXtreme 360°. It belongs to a new class of composite materials called tape-based Discontinuous Fiber Composites (DFCs), combining in-plane isotropy, high strength and stiffness, and enhanced manufacturability.  This new class of composite materials is an alternative to traditional metal alloys and continuous fiber composites, unlocking new possibilities across a wide range of applications. Textreme has established itself as the market leader in spread tow thin-ply carbon reinforcements. Introduced to the market in 2005,  it was quickly recognized in high-performance sports applications where customers valued its low weight and high performance. You can learn more about the TeXtreme 360° by visiting https://www.textreme.com/product/45/360. 

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