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LinkedIn | 16th HTC Workgroup Meeting
📌 Only one week left till the first “Hybrid Thermoplastic Composites” meeting this year 👉 June 1st 2023 hosted by @Molecular Plasma Group in Luxembourg Look forward to learn more from MPG: “With our innovative surface functionalization technology, Molecular Plasma Group offers a sustainable and at the same time more efficient process to significantly enhance[…]
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LinkedIn | Thank you for 3.000 Follower
💥 Thank you for 3.000 follower 💥 We appreciate your interest in the vast variety of lightweight and composites activities of AZL! Whether it’s… 💡 Welcoming new AZL Partners in the Network 💡 Highlighting products and solutions of AZL Partners 💡 Keep you updated on starting or running projects 💡 Invite you to join different[…]
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LinkedIn | AZL @ The Battery Show Europe
Meet two of our engineering team @ The Battery Show Europe 👉 May 24th, 2023 Philipp Fröhlig and Ravi Chaitanya Bhairi, are going to attend the fair as visitors on Wednesday, ready to meet some familiar and new faces. The two of them are looking forward to have a chat with you on the latest[…]
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LinkedIn | TechTalk “Additive manufacturing with composites” on May 25th, 2023
Make sure to register for our free, digital Lightweight TechTalk. 💬 Topic: Additive manufacturing with Composites 📌 Date: May 25th, 2023 | 3 pm – 5 pm (CEST) Get inspiring insights from 9T Labs, Anisoprint, Trelleborg Sealing Solutions and CEAD Group on additive manufacturing with composites and new opportunities with those innovative processes. Don`t[…]
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LinkedIn | 16th HTC Workgroup Meeting
The next workgroup meeting is coming up soon: Hybrid Thermoplastic Composites 👉 June 1st, 2023 Get even more targeted, in-depth insights for the first time in cooperation with on of our partner companies: the meeting will be held in Luxembourg at the facilities of Molecular Plasma Group. They will give the partner network a[…]
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Composite Market and Technology Screenings of the AZL Seasons 2020/2021/2022
At every workgroup meeting, we provide you with topic-related news of the previous 6 months so you keep on track with business-relevant information: For 5 workgroups – twice a year – 10 screenings per year. AZL Partners can download the screenings via the AZL Partner Section. Find the specific links here.
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LIGHTWEIGHT TECHNOLOGIES IN MASS APPLICATIONS?
Bionic Tape structures can save costs and reduce the CO2 footprint. So why not also include them in classic injection molded parts such as garbage cans, boxes & power tools instead of only in high-performance applications? With this approach in mind AZL initiated a project including Conbility, Simcon, IKV and their associated partner AVK which[…]
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WHAT WILL BE THE TREND TOPICS OF 2022
That is the question that we at AZL have asked ourselves in order to identify the new starting projects of the year. AZL is currently defining the next topics for projects & initiatives starting in summer 2022. We identify & push market relevant topics questioning the state-of-the-art to bring the composite & lightweight industry forward.[…]
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Do you know the expected CAGR for the Natural Fibers, Biopolymers and Bio-Based Composites Market?
Between 2021 and 2026 it’s 22.7%. The rising demand for more sustainability is just one driving factor – But what’s in for composites and is there potential for bio-based composites? AZL has been active in this area for several years now with various activities and incorporates bio-based composite fibers into structural components. Sustainability and[…]
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AniForm and AZL generate synergies to expand simulation expertise
Since last year, AniForm is part of the AZL partner network and enables with their software to simulate production challenges in thermoforming “At AniForm, we develop our own finite element model (FEM)-based process simulation software,” describes Sebastiaan Haanappel the solution and continues, “it specializes in predicting thermoforming processes of composite materials.” The software which is[…]
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