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Lantor composites are widely recognized for their high performance in various industries, including aerospace, marine, and automotive. As a leading provider of innovative core materials, Lantor offers advanced solutions that improve strength, flexibility, and durability in composite structures. In this guide, we’ll explore the benefits of using Lantor composites and why they are the preferred choice for manufacturers seeking lightweight and high-strength materials.
Lantor composites are non-woven core materials designed to enhance the mechanical and structural properties of composite parts. These materials optimize resin flow, provide impact resistance, and contribute to significant weight reduction without compromising strength. Lantor’s range of core materials includes Coremat, Soric, and Flexicore, each tailored for specific composite applications.
Lantor composites significantly reduce the overall weight of composite structures while maintaining high strength. This is especially beneficial in industries such as aerospace and automotive, where weight savings contribute to better fuel efficiency and performance.
Lantor core materials facilitate controlled resin infusion, ensuring even distribution throughout the composite. This helps in reducing excess resin use, lowering costs, and improving part consistency.
The unique structure of Lantor core materials improves impact absorption, making composite parts more durable and resistant to mechanical stresses. This is critical in applications such as boat hulls and aircraft components.
Lantor composites conform to different shapes and manufacturing processes, making them ideal for complex composite structures. Their flexibility enables easy integration into various production methods, including vacuum infusion and resin transfer molding (RTM).
Lantor composites provide excellent resistance to moisture, making them ideal for marine and offshore applications. Their non-corrosive properties ensure long-lasting durability in harsh environments.
Lantor Coremat is a lightweight core material widely used in hand lay-up and spray-up processes. It enhances laminate thickness without adding significant weight and ensures controlled resin uptake, making it a cost-effective choice.
Lantor Soric is a honeycomb-patterned core material designed for resin infusion applications. It offers:
Lantor Soric is a honeycomb-patterned core material designed for resin infusion applications. It offers:
Lantor composites provide unparalleled advantages for composite applications, offering lightweight strength, superior impact resistance, and optimized resin flow. Their adaptability to various industries, including aerospace, marine, and automotive, makes them a top choice for manufacturers looking for innovative core solutions.
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