Composites & Materials

A practical guide to choosing the correct Coosa® Board grade for marine and structural applications.

A comparison of Coosa® Board and timber core materials, focusing on lifespan, durability, and total cost over time.

From boatbuilding to commercial vehicles, explore where Coosa® Board is commonly used as a high‑performance composite core material.

Epoxy and polyester resins are powerful materials used in composite work, but they come with serious health and safety risks if mishandled. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or a DIY enthusiast, this guide outlines key precautions—from PPE and ventilation to storage and emergency response—to help you work safely and confidently with resins.

An overview of why boatbuilders are replacing marine plywood with Coosa® Board in modern marine construction.

An overview of the key factors that define a high‑performance core material for marine and structural applications.

Marine plywood is still a wood‑based material and is prone to moisture damage over time. This article explains why it fails in wet environments.

Resin infusion is a controlled composite manufacturing process that delivers strong, lightweight laminates. This article explores resin infusion equipment, flow media, spiral wrap and how the vacuum infusion process improves consistency and performance.

Choosing the best roofing materials for flat roof refurbishment is no longer about replacing like for like. Modern liquid membrane roofing and overlay systems allow contractors to extend roof life without strip‑back, reduce disruption, and manage substrate movement. This article explains how to select flat roofing solutions that deliver durability, compatibility, and long‑term performance.

Mould making is a critical part of composite and casting production. This article explores RTV silicone rubber, tooling agents, mould release systems and polyurethane casting resins used to create accurate, durable moulds.