Latest Developments in Global Aerospace Foam Market

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Latest Developments in Global Aerospace Foam Market

  • Chemical and Materials
  • Jun 2024
  • Global
  • 350 Pages
  • No of Tables: 220
  • No of Figures: 60

  • In September 2024, L&L Products launched its proprietary InsituCore foaming materials designed for lightweight composite manufacturing, which is expected to significantly impact the aerospace foam market by streamlining production processes and enabling the creation of net-shape parts with customized density and strength, thereby enhancing efficiency and design flexibility for aerospace manufacturers
  • In March 2024, ERG Materials and Aerospace showcased its Duocel® foam—an ultra-light, rigid, and highly customizable open-cell foam—highlighting its potential in the aerospace sector for applications requiring tailored structural and thermal performance. This demonstration is anticipated to raise industry interest in high-performance, adaptable foam materials
  • In May 2022, 3A Composites announced the acquisition of SOLVAY's TegraCore PPSU resin-based foam business, utilized across aerospace, marine, and rail sectors. This strategic move strengthens 3A Composites' portfolio, enhancing its offerings in high-performance materials and expanding its presence in key industries, ensuring continued innovation and support for diverse applications
  • In March 2022, Evonik Industries AG unveiled plans for a significant investment in a state-of-the-art facility for manufacturing ROHACELL foams, integral core materials for sandwich composites. Positioned in Darmstadt, Germany, the new facility marks a substantial commitment to advancing aerospace, automotive, medical, and other sectors, catering to evolving industry demands and fostering technological progress
  • In February 2020, Evonik’s introduction of ROHACELL foam cores for aerospace composites and automated production marked a key advancement, promoting greater use of lightweight core materials that support faster, more efficient manufacturing while meeting the stringent performance demands of aerospace applications