Composites
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28 Oct 2010
RHODIA LAUNCHES EVOLITE™ BY TECHNYL®, THE COMPOSITE THAT OPENS UP A WORLD OF INNOVATION
Düsseldorf, Germany – October 28, 2010 ---- Evolite™ by Technyl®, an extensively patented range of polyamide-based continuous fiber reinforced materials from Rhodia, makes its debut at K2010. This innovative family of thermoplastic composite is the ultimate solution for high demanding transportation, industrial and consumer applications, achieving an optimal and unique balance between lightweight and performance.
28 Oct 2010
RHODIA PRESENTS “A WORLD OF SOLUTIONS” AT K 2010
Düsseldorf, Germany – October 28, 2010 ---- Rhodia Engineering Plastics reinforces its pledge to champion sustainable development with the launch at K 2010 of more ground-breaking innovations in materials, processing technology and advanced services.
Schaffhausen (CH), October 14, 2010 – At the China Wind Power show (Beijing Oct 13-15), DSM, the global leader in resins for composite applications, today outlined their new solutions-based approach for the global wind turbine blade manufacturing industry.
URMOND (NL), 14 October 2010 - DSM Dyneema is expanding its already strong portfolio of products based on Dyneema®, the world’s strongest fiber™, with the first in a new series of vest grades of uni-directional (UD) material. Dyneema® SB51, which the company believes will create a step-change in the protection achievable with Soft Ballistic (SB) armor, has been developed for use in ballistic vests that combine minimum weight with high protection performance against handgun ammunition, fragments and knives.
STANLEY, NC (US), 4 October 2010 - DSM Dyneema has been awarded the contract for the development of new UHMWPE based Dyneema® material solutions for the next generation improved combat helmet, DSM Dyneema has been focusing on research and development of new series of materials to substantially lighten the load for military and law enforcement.
Battice, Belgium – September 29, 2010 – To stay ahead of latest threats, police, military and paramilitary organisations can now benefit from lightweight, cost competitive, advanced composite materials.