Composite Manufacturing Techniques

Composite manufacturing techniques involve creating materials made from two or more distinct substances, which, when combined, produce a product with enhanced properties. Common techniques include layup processes, where layers of composite materials are arranged and bonded; resin transfer molding, which uses a vacuum to inject resin into a mold filled with reinforcement; and filament winding, where strands of material are wound around a core to form strong structures. These methods are widely used in industries like aerospace, automotive, and sports equipment, offering benefits like reduced weight, increased strength, and improved resistance to environmental factors.