4M Carbon Fiber and IACMI sponsored intern, Trenton Bullman, participated in his second internship continuing the advancement of 4M and 4XTechnology projects in summer of 2019. Upon graduation in May, the aerospace…
4M Carbon Fiber and IACMI sponsored intern, Trenton Bullman, participated in his second internship continuing the advancement of 4M and 4XTechnology projects in summer of 2019. Upon graduation in May, the aerospace…
Congratulations to 4M intern, Trenton Bullman, for being awarded Best Aerospace Senior Design Project by the Institute for Advanced Composites Manufacturing Innovation (IACMI) for a 100% Recycled Carbon Fiber Hovercraft….
The company’s two latest technologies, 223 and Racetrak, are said to be a step-change in the affordability of composite materials. This Blog Post originally appeared on 3/8/2019 on CompositesWorld.com by…
A team of automotive researchers are engaged in a four-year project with goals of building a lighter, 100% recyclable, carbon fiber-reinforced thermoplastic door. This Blog Post originally appeared on 1/31/2019…
Highlights from the December 2018 Carbon Fiber conference include industry leader predictions about commoditization of composites, next-generation aircraft and automotive. This Blog Post originally appeared on 1/1/2019 on CompositesWorld.com by…
Using composites to lightweight ships is gaining momentum. Several groups are available for materials and technology suppliers to join and help develop cost-effective solutions. This Blog Post originally appeared on…
A recent report from the European Pultrusion Technology Association (EPTA) predicts growth for pultruded composites in the rail sector. This article originally appeared in Composites World on 11/1/2018 by SARA BLACK Applications for…
4M Carbon Fiber Corp. recently joined the Composite Applications Group (CAG), a consortium of companies that produce carbon fiber, use fiber in composite parts, deploy advanced CFRP technologies, and utilize…
NOTE: This is an excerpt of an article that originally appeared in Composites Manufacturing Magazine’s September/October 2018 issue. by Patrice Aylward New technologies to process carbon fiber and convert it…