Comparing 12 vendors in Automotive Composites across 0 criteria.

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Nippon Electric Glass
Solvay
Huntsman
Hexcel
Teijin
Magna
Plasan
China Jushi
UFP Technologies
SGL Carbon
Mitsubishi
Toray
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The Full List

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Company Headquarters Year Founded Holding Type
China Jushi Zhejiang, China 1999 Public
Hexcel Stamford, USA 1946 Public
Huntsman The Woodlands, USA 1970 Public
Magna Aurora, Canada 1957 Public
Mitsubishi Chiyoda, Japan 1933 Public
Nippon Electric Glass Otsu, Japan 1949 Public
Plasan Walker, USA 2006 Private
SGL Carbon Wiesbaden, Germany 1992 Public
Solvay Brussels, Belgium 1863 Public
Teijin Chiyoda, Japan 1918 Public
Toray Tokyo, Japan 1926 Public
UFP Technologies Georgetown, USA 1963 Public
 
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Automotive composites are materials made from a combination of fibers (e.g., carbon, glass, or natural fibers) and resins (e.g., epoxy, polyester) designed to replace traditional materials like steel and aluminum in car parts.
Composites are used to reduce vehicle weight, increase fuel efficiency, enhance performance, and reduce environmental impact. They are also corrosion-resistant, which can improve a vehicle's durability.
Composites are used in a variety of automotive parts, including body panels, interior components, suspension parts, and in some cases, structural elements like chassis components.
Advantages of automotive composites include reduced weight, improved fuel efficiency, enhanced strength-to-weight ratio, design flexibility, corrosion resistance, and potentially lower production costs over time.
Initially, composites can be more expensive, but they often lead to cost savings over time due to reduced fuel consumption and maintenance costs.
Composites can enhance safety by absorbing and dissipating energy in the event of a crash. They can also improve passenger safety through weight reduction, reducing the impact of collisions.
Composite recycling is a complex issue. While it is possible to recycle some composite materials, it can be more challenging than recycling metals or plastics.
Composites may have limitations in terms of impact resistance, heat resistance, and repairability. Additionally, their manufacturing processes can be energy-intensive.
Repairing composites may require specialized knowledge and techniques. Properly trained technicians can often repair composite parts effectively, but it may be more costly than repairing traditional materials.
Composites come in various forms and quality levels. The choice of composite material and manufacturing process can significantly impact the quality and performance of automotive components.
 
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