Thermosets

Engineers utilize photothermal conversion to 3D print thermoset composites, cutting oven curing and delivering robust parts for industry.

Recycling technologies vary widely depending on feedstock quality and target performance. Selecting the right pathway determines whether circularity delivers real value or compromises material performance.

New CFP technology enables direct fiber compounding in injection molding, reducing costs, improving flexibility, and lowering CO₂ emissions.

New method converts automotive PP waste and CFRP scrap into recycled carbon fiber composites with improved mechanical performance.

Advanced printing technologies from CubiCure and Supernova are redefining additive manufacturing with high‑viscosity photopolymer resins.

A novel method recycles linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE) with car bumper waste into nanocomposite films.

Morphing technology is key to green aviation, enabling real-time adaptation that significantly improves aerodynamic efficiency.

Automotive recycling combines EOL bumpers with carbon fiber scraps. This rCF-rPP composite increases stiffness and diverts plastic from landfills.

Researchers are fine-tuning computer vision systems to help identify and sort plastic waste on construction sites.

A new hybrid composite EV battery housing reduces weight by 20% and costs by 30%. This SPE award-winning design optimizes safety and scalability.