Composites Manufacturing
Autoclaves, ovens, automated layup, resin infusion, trimming and inspection for composite structures.
How this equipment family works
Composite manufacturing combines reinforcement, resin, layup, compaction, cure, machining and inspection. Equipment selection must match material out-time, geometry, pressure and temperature cycles, contamination controls, traceability and the defect modes that matter to the application.
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Composite Autoclaves & Cure Ovens
Autoclaves apply controlled heat and pressure while cure ovens apply controlled heat and airflow to cure composite laminates and bonded structures.
Open machine-class guide →02Automated Fiber Placement & Tape Laying
Automated fiber placement and tape laying systems place composite tow or tape along programmed paths over tools to build controlled laminates.
Open machine-class guide →03Resin Infusion & RTM Systems
Resin-transfer molding and infusion systems move controlled resin through dry reinforcement in closed or vacuum-assisted tooling.
Open machine-class guide →04Composite Trimming & Inspection
Composite finishing uses CNC routing, waterjet, drilling and controlled dust extraction, followed by dimensional and nondestructive inspection.
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