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Composites One to acquire Solvay Process Materials business The acquired business will be rebranded as Aerovac and will act as manufacturer, developer, and supplier of process materials, tooling, and services. March 10, 2021 Canadian Plastics Composite material supplier Composites One has purchased the Process Materials business from the Solvay Composites Materials Global Business. In a news release, Composites One officials said that the acquisition gives it the opportunity to add international manufacturing and sales capabilities in specialized materials used in a variety of vacuum-assisted composite manufacturing processes. The acquired business, rebranded as Aerovac, is a manufacturer, developer, and supplier of process materials, tooling, and services used in prepreg processing, vacuum infusion, glass lamination, and other industrial applications.
It was announced on March 1 that Composites One (Arlington Heights, Ill., U.S.), with the help of private equity firm, Emko Capital (Philadelphia, Penn., U.S.), has completed its purchase of the Process Materials business from the Solvay (Alpharetta, Ga., U.S.) Composites Materials Global Business. The acquisition offers Composites One the opportunity to add international manufacturing and sales capabilities in specialized materials used in a variety of vacuum-assisted composite manufacturing processes. The acquired business, rebranded as Aerovac, is a manufacturer, developer and supplier of process materials, tooling and services used in prepreg processing, vacuum infusion, glass lamination and other industrial applications.
12 Marine Composites Market research report highlights the most important market insights that take business to the highest level of growth and success. The research, analysis and estimations about the market have been performed with the reliable knowledge in this industry analysis report. This market report focuses on important aspects of the market that include but are not limited to historic data, present market trends, environment, technological innovation, upcoming technologies and the technical progress in the Marine Composites industry. Global Marine Composites Market report helps to obtain information about all the above factors by giving actionable market insights and comprehensive market analysis.
Photo Credit: AIT Bridges Composite bridge systems and structural components specialist AIT Bridges, a division of Advanced Infrastructure Technologies (AIT, Brewer, Maine, U.S.) announced on January 5 that the Grist Mill Bridge, located on Route 1A in Hampden, Maine, has reopened after replacement of its former bridge span with composite beams from AIT Bridges. The company says the bridge’s former span was constructed in 1950 and comprised three bridges built one on top of the another. It has been replaced with a new span consisting of five composite beams manufactured at AIT Bridge’s Brewer, Maine facility. The technology was developed in cooperation with The University of Maine’s Advanced Structures and Composites Center.