CompoTech

CompoTech showcases advanced winding tech at JEC World

CompoTech is a global supplier of innovative carbon epoxy component designs and automated carbon fibre placement solutions. The company has a proven track record pf using its in-house expertise and automated manufacturing technologies to develop structural components with significant performance, productivity and cost saving benefits.
2 months ago

Fit for purpose

CompoTech says its custom-built advanced winding technology machines are helping to open up new possibilities for industrial composite components.
5 months ago

CompoTech masts reach new heights

Czech Republic-based CompoTech PLUS says the Czech Republic Border Police is now using its Compolift carbon epoxy composite self-extending telescopic masts.
1 year ago

Carbon composite component and automation innovations at JEC

CompoTech PLUS is exhibiting at JEC World 2022 in Paris, which runs from 3-5 May. The company specialises in providing innovative carbon composite machine tool and automation solutions as an alternative to steel and aluminium to reduce weight, increase stiffness, improve damping and significantly increase productivity, while reducing overall manufacturing costs.   
1 year ago

Keeping joint design in the loop

CompoTech reveals how its integrated loop technology is helping to provide new design opportunities for high strength carbon fibre epoxy component joints.   
3 years ago

Continued growth sees Compotech expand into Hungary

Compotech, the technical fibre reinforced plastic (FRP) moulded parts and systems manufacturer, has begun operations in Nyrigyhazha, Hungary in its new resin transfer moulding (RTM) and hand layup facility.
4 years ago

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