The technology can now be used to process customized combinations of fiber-reinforced materials and high-performance thermoplastic composites to meet market applications from marine to aerospace.
Suprem SA's thermoplastic prepreg technology will now support large-scale automated additive manufacturing of composite parts.
According to Suprem, mechanical and process innovations have been industrialized to produce large quantities of high-quality unidirectional (UD) tapes and profiles.
Suprem stated that its continuous fiber-reinforced thermoplastic prepreg tapes and profiles are specifically used for the winding molding of pipes and storage tanks with high burst pressure, tape laying with in-situ consolidated components, and 3D printing of complex and lightweight components.
Custom combinations of fibers (carbon, glass, and aramid) and high-performance thermoplastic materials (from PA to PEEK) can now be processed using this technology to meet customer needs in applications ranging from marine to aerospace.
The relevant person said: "I am very pleased that we can apply Suprem's ideas to our thermoplastic tow prepreg technology. This allows us to improve our manufacturing capabilities while still providing our customers with high quality for automated processing. Products. I thank Suprem`s shareholders and our partners and suppliers for supporting our development over the years."