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- CorematCoremat is a nonwoven, based on polyester fibres with a binder system that contains microspheres. It is used as at thin core (bulker mat) or print blocker (liner) in fibre reinforced laminates, manufactured in Hand Lay-Up or Spray-Up processes. Microspheres in Coremat prevent excessive resin up-take. Usage: weight saving, Resin and glass saving, Stiffness increase, Fast thickness build-up.
- Advantic Syntactic FoamAdvantic Syntactic Foams are lightweight, engineered syntactic foams made with glass, polymer, or ceramic microspheres embedded in a resin matrix such as cyanate ester, silicone, or epoxy.
- Ecolan® recycled solid surfaceEcolan® is Marlan's new recycled solid surface brand, made with a polyester resin. It consists of 35% recycled solid surface material. Neutral White can be recycled into the same product again and again. Confetti can also be recycled after use, but then a different colour solid surface sheet is made.
- BiocompositesBiocomposite is a collective term to refer to fibre-reinforced materials with a natural origin. Basically any material that consists of fibres and a binding component (i.e. resin) can be called a composite. If both the fibres and the resin are extracted from biomass, it classifies as a biocomposite. Preferably residual waste is used to obtain raw materials. Sample mycelium executed by Joppe Weeber, student AKV|St. Not for publication.
- Unique Design Inspired By The Spirograph ToyThe Spirograph is a well-known geometric drawing toy that many of us remember from our childhoods. For recent industrial design graduate Shawn Yang, the…
- Sabic Engineering PlasticsSabic Engineering Plastics are based on a portfolio of 300+ grades of Polycarbonate resins and Polycarbonate blends. The resins are 100% recyclable due to the pigmentation technology of the compounds prior to molding.
- Arce’s 3D TilesAgustina Arce of Arce’s 3D Tiles explores the beauty and limits of transparent resin as a material. This highly distinctive and inventive line of custom 3D tiles is a result of her material explorations. These tiles are made with the best epoxy transparent resin available on the market. The resin is not only crystal clear, but offers a high-gloss finish.
- TransparenzTranzparenz was invented by Martin Stutz of the Swiss company MS Know How GmbH. The basic structure consists out of a plastic grid, made out of cast resin, in which coloured resin is poured. The resin can either be transparant, semi-transparant or solid and is available in many colours.
- Verneo HPL: Biobased Innovation for Interior DesignUnilin Panels has launched Verneo HPL, a new High-Pressure Laminate (HPL) designed for interior applications, furniture, and product design. This laminate features a core…
- Sea salt lamps inspired by the seaThe sea has long since inspired humans, and for materials it’s no different. The sea brings us seaweed and other algae, sand, fish leather,…
- 3D CompositesComposites are made for lightweight and strong constructions and are a mix of fibers and resin. Aestetica 3D is a way to put colour, texture and depth onto the surfaces in the same manufacturing process. Carbon is lighter and stronger than glass so where weight needs to be the minimum this is the backing to use. The composite qualities are enhanced with a UV stabiliser in the epoxy resin.
- Bio-ConstructBio-construct is a combination of potato cork and a patented organic resin. Potato cork has a low specific weight, is fire resistant, insulating and water-repellent. It also has a high tensile strength. In addition it is very sustainable as it is made from 100% bio-based material.
- ImazA range of resin or glass panels with encapsulated materials ready to suit a variety of applications. A selection can be made from the existing product range or create your own combination using our interlayer’s, adding colour, depth, gauge, surface finish, resin or propose your own material for capsulation.
- Double Vision CompositionDouble Vision is clever wood-plastic combination is a moulded resin for heavy-duty applications. A PUR-based resin combines with wood and wood derivatives and a transparent layer of PU to create a very hard, durable and thick material for decorative, interior applications.
- Recyclable Epoxy Composite Combines Fire Safety With Lightweight PerformanceAircraft and passenger trains rely on composite materials that combine low weight, mechanical strength and high fire resistance. However, many of these composites contain…
- Flax Reinforcements Made More Accessible with BIOFIBIX HypermatFlax fibres are gaining interest in composite design because they are bio-based, lightweight, and have a lower environmental impact than many synthetic alternatives. Yet…
- RiverstoneRiverstone is a composite material made up of marble pebbles or pieces of natural stone in different sizes, bound together with a transparent white or coloured resin.
- A completely recyclable wind turbine bladeSpanish-German company Siemens Gamesa developed a wind turbine blade that is completely recyclable. At end-of-life, the material can be separated and be reused. Wind…
- FaunaWoodAlternative to hardwood or creosote FaunaWood has been developed as an alternative to fence posts made of tropical hardwood and wood treated with creosote.…
- A 3D printed pavilion made of sandA collaboration between Mamou-Mani & Studio Precht, the Sandwaves is the largest sand-printed installation to date, made of 58 3D printed elements of sand…
- 3D core3D core are foam bodies with a hexagon or other structures that are connected with small bridges. These bridges are less high than the foam core itself, giving the core a flexibility like a fabric. In the production of the composite parts the structure is filled with resin. The cured resin in the structure and the foam core create a hybrid with excellent technical properties.
- Rust Harvest“Rust Harvest” is an experimental materials project focused on rust. Yuma Kano Studio developed a technique that allowed to transfer only the rust from metal plates using acrylic resin. These plates are exposed to light, rain, earth, and seawater. The rust is then collected and exposed to more weathering, which creates another crop to harvest in a process similar to an agricultural cycle.
- “Starry Sea” by designer Alexandre ChapelinDo you ever lie in the grass at night, staring up at the starry sky? Or do you prefer the tranquillity of the ocean…
- Traditional Japanese Lacquerware Inspires A Uniquely Modern EffectFeaturing spectacular views of the sacred mountains of Kyoto, the Xchange Apartment by TANK architects transforms a typical (drab) Japanese condominium into an inspiring…
