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Toray & Its Subsidiaries Showcase Advanced Solutions at Composite Europe 2019

Published on 2019-09-12. Edited By : SpecialChem

TAGS:  Thermoplastic Composites    

Toray Industries along with its Carbon fiber and composite materials subsidiaries Toray Carbon Fibers Europe, Zoltek, Composite Materials (Italy), Delta-Preg, and Toray Advanced Composites are participating in Composite Europe 2019 currently taking place in Germany.

The companies are collectively showcasing integrated solutions from diverse product lineups leveraging the Group’s comprehensive materials and process technology capabilities.

Toray at Composites Europe
In recent years, Toray has devoted considerable effort to developing carbon fibers with ultra-high tensile strengths and elastic modulus performance, overcoming an ostensible trade-off between those two attributes.

High Strength Carbon Fiber & Prepregs


One such offering is TORAYCA® T1100, which, according to the company, is the world’s strongest carbon fiber. An ever-growing range of applications for this product includes:

  • High-end sports equipment
  • Race cars, and
  • Aerospace structural materials

Also, in November 2018, Toray expanded its lineup with the TORAYCA® MX series of prepregs, including TORAYCA® M40X, which delivers 30% more tensile strength. The company plans to keep bolstering its lineup in this series to match emerging market needs.

R&D to Expand Carbon Fiber Composites Capabilities


Toray has positioned carbon fiber composites as a strategic growth business under Project AP-G 2019, its medium-term management program. The company is accordingly investing heavily and undertaking technical R&D to expand this business. Toray will strengthen groupwide collaboration to swiftly capitalize on market opportunities, helping to lighten parts and components in aircraft, automobiles, and other areas, resulting in energy savings.

It will also transform societies by harnessing the power of materials to contribute to such fossil fuel alternative energy fields as natural gas and hydrogen gas tanks and such renewable energy areas as wind turbine blades.


Source: Toray
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