Lightweight Construction

High strength-to-weight ratio allows for the production of lightweight structures requiring less energy to operate, reduced operational costs, simple to handle during manufacturing and assembly.

Design Flexibility

Composites can be molded into complex shapes, allowing for intricate designs and customization. This flexibility is advantageous in industries like automotive and architecture where unique and aerodynamic designs are desired.

Reduced Number of Parts 

Unlike metals, carbon composites can be molded. Multiple simple metal parts can be replaced with a single complex carbon Monocoque piece.

Molded Components 

As composites are molded it allows for the creation of highly precise and complex shapes, eliminating the need for multiple machining and shaping steps that might be required with traditional materials, reducing both time and labor costs.

Material Efficiency 

Composites can be designed to have specific material properties, resulting in more efficient use of materials. This targeted approach minimizes waste and can lead to cost savings in material acquisition and handling.

Dimensional accuracy 

As molded dimensional accuracy. Tight tolerance, repeatable moldings. 

Corrosion Resistance

Unlike metals, composites are resistant to corrosion, making them suitable for applications in harsh environments, such as marine or chemical processing industries. This property can lead to increased durability and longer service life.