Composites & Materials

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.

Kevlar cloth is a high‑performance reinforcement used in composite structures where impact resistance and toughness are critical. This article explores its properties, applications and role in modern composite design.

Epoxy resins are essential to high‑performance composite manufacturing. This article explores infusion, laminating, clear casting and UV‑resistant epoxy systems used across marine, industrial and construction applications.

Core materials are essential to lightweight, high‑strength composite structures. This article explores honeycomb cores, foam cores, Coremat and PVC foam boards used in modern composite manufacturing.

Carbon fibre is a cornerstone material in modern engineering, valued for its strength, low weight and durability. This article explores carbon fibre sheets, tubes and 3k twill fabrics, and how Tricel Composites supports high‑performance composite applications.

A beginner‑friendly introduction to Coosa® Board, explaining what it is, how it works, and why it’s used as a composite core material instead of plywood.