Composites are defined as materials which consist of not less than two different component materials, neither of which are well suited for construction purposes on their own, but which in combination result in a very strong and rigid material.
CompositesDuring recent decades, composite materials have steadily gained ground in nearly all sectors
PultrusionPultrusion is a process that enables continuous production of composite profiles with constant cross sections and material properties tailored to specific purposes
Design flexibilityThe Fiberline pultrusion process offers the designer major freedom regarding the geometry, properties and design of the finished solution.
 
MachiningFiberline profiles are easy to machine and resemble wood in the way they can be sawn, cut and drilled. Fiberline also performs machining services on behalf of customers
ReinforcementThe role of reinforcement in composite materials is primarily to add mechanical properties to the material such as strength and stiffness
MatrixThe role of the matrix in a composite profile is partly to bind the reinforcement together, and partly to keep the reinforcement correctly positioned in relation to the cross section with a view to optimal utilization of the mechanical properties
 
Additives“Additives” is a general term used for agents which are added to the matrix