Category: Carbon fibre

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Talon Technology – Carbon-Kevlar Hinge: Born Global

A born-global product, Talon Technology’s co-moulded Carbon–Kevlar hinge replaces mechanical joints with a continuous composite structure, combining rigid carbon fibre laminates with a flexible Kevlar core – a thin, durable and repeatable product.

Carbon fibre

Composite Engineers: Australia’s competitive edge

Australia’s engineering capability is a national asset. Composite engineers, in particular, link advanced materials with practical outcomes, enabling the creation of lighter, stronger, and more sustainable structures. Their expertise supports exports, builds sovereign capability and opens new frontiers.

Aerospace & Defence

ACS A – From CRC Breakthroughs to Global Supply Chains

Advanced Composite Structures Australia (ACS-A) has evolved from CRC-ACS into an ISO 9001-certified engineering and manufacturing firm. Delivering composites solutions for aerospace, defence, marine, energy and transport, ACS-A is expanding into a new Melbourne facility while strengthening sovereign capability, advancing innovation, and supporting future engineers and technicians.

Carbon fibre

Carbon Revolution: Engineering the Essence of Performance

From the muscle of Ford’s Shelby GT350R, to the precision of Ferrari’s 488 Pista, to the scale of the Range Rover Sport SV, Carbon Revolution’s engineering journey demonstrates how wheels can embody a car’s unique essence in parallel with optimising performance.

Carbon fibre

Prof. Murray L. Scott — Global Engineering Leadership in Composites and Aerospace

Prof. Murray L. Scott, Chair of ACS Australia, is a leading international composites authority. He served as President of the International Council of the Aeronautical Sciences, chairs the Joint Board for Aerospace Engineering, and was recently awarded Engineers Australia’s rare Honorary Fellowship. He is also a Fellow of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics.

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Wheel Evolution

Wheel evolution spans over five to six millennia, with its humble inception in the 4th millennium BC.