Diab

Diab secures ocean energy partnership

CorPower Ocean has partnered with subsea composite specialist, Diab for the construction of its first commercial scale Wave Energy Converter (WEC).
2 years ago

A love song for the backwaters of Kerala

With the ambition to bring bold changes to boat design, Fine Hulls created full-fledged hull form construction using vacuum infusion and Divinycell foam sandwich core.
2 years ago

Diab introduces Divinycell U foam based on ULTEM resin

Diab has agreed to acquire the ULTEM foam production line from SABIC. Diab will incorporate the ULTEM resin-based foam into its current portfolio under the name Divinycell U. Diab will further the development of ULTEM resin based foam with support from SABIC.
2 years ago

At the core of the ice hockey World Championship

Ice hockey might not be the first thing that comes to mind when thinking of structural foam core. But in a modern hockey stick that must be extremely light, strong, and flexible, Divinycell foam core plays an important role. Like in the sticks from the company Sherwood Hockey, one of the leading hockey brands using Diab core materials.
2 years ago

Diab partners to provide Covid-19 vaccine container materials

The secure shipment of Covid-19 vaccines and all other medicines requires high-quality temperature-controlled packaging solutions. An optimal logistics setup with an unbroken cold chain from the manufacturing plant to hospitals worldwide is also crucial for a successful roll-out.
3 years ago

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