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Toho Tenax Europe on Composites Europe in Essen
Wuppertal, (PresseBox) -
Toho Tenax Europe GmbH will be exhibiting the first time on Composites Europe 2010 in Essen. The whole range of Tenax® products will be presented: filament yarn, short fibres as well as the newly developed semifinished products: Tenax® ThermoPlastics and Tenax® Net Shape Preforms.
Tenax® Thermoplastics
Tenax® TPCL (ThermoPlastic Consolidated Laminate) are carbon fibre reinforced thermoplastic plates to be used in a subsequent process of transformation to create parts. Several layers of woven thermoplastic prepreg are consolidated to such plates.
The thermoplastic unidirectional prepreg Tenax® TPUD (ThermoPlastic UniDirectional) is reinforced with a specialised carbon fibre with tailored sizing for thermoplastic applications. The tape is available in a wide range of widths (6 to 300 mm).
Tenax® Net Shape Preforms
Toho Tenax has developed a new technology to manufacture preforms in a totally automated process using a specialised carbon fibre filament yarn, without any intermediate steps. The functional carbon fibres can be automatically laid in any orientation to produce complex preforms or locally reinforce parts. Lower production costs as well as lower material scrap rate are significant for Tenax® Net Shape Preforms. The mechanical performance of components manufactured with such preforms is improved compared to preforms from standard textiles.
Please visit us in hall 12, booth B14 and learn more about the innovations of Toho Tenax.
About Teijin
Teijin is a global technology-driven group operating in eight main fields: carbon fibres, aramid fibres, polyester fibres, films and plastics; pharmaceuticals and home health care, trading and retail, IT and new products. Teijin Limited, the holding company for the Teijin Group, is listed on the Tokyo and Osaka stock exchanges. The group had consolidated sales of USD 8.5 billion (JPY 765.8 billion, USD 1=JPY 90) in fiscal 2009 and employs 18,778 people in 156 companies around the world.
Tenax® Thermoplastics
Tenax® TPCL (ThermoPlastic Consolidated Laminate) are carbon fibre reinforced thermoplastic plates to be used in a subsequent process of transformation to create parts. Several layers of woven thermoplastic prepreg are consolidated to such plates.
The thermoplastic unidirectional prepreg Tenax® TPUD (ThermoPlastic UniDirectional) is reinforced with a specialised carbon fibre with tailored sizing for thermoplastic applications. The tape is available in a wide range of widths (6 to 300 mm).
Tenax® Net Shape Preforms
Toho Tenax has developed a new technology to manufacture preforms in a totally automated process using a specialised carbon fibre filament yarn, without any intermediate steps. The functional carbon fibres can be automatically laid in any orientation to produce complex preforms or locally reinforce parts. Lower production costs as well as lower material scrap rate are significant for Tenax® Net Shape Preforms. The mechanical performance of components manufactured with such preforms is improved compared to preforms from standard textiles.
Please visit us in hall 12, booth B14 and learn more about the innovations of Toho Tenax.
About Teijin
Teijin is a global technology-driven group operating in eight main fields: carbon fibres, aramid fibres, polyester fibres, films and plastics; pharmaceuticals and home health care, trading and retail, IT and new products. Teijin Limited, the holding company for the Teijin Group, is listed on the Tokyo and Osaka stock exchanges. The group had consolidated sales of USD 8.5 billion (JPY 765.8 billion, USD 1=JPY 90) in fiscal 2009 and employs 18,778 people in 156 companies around the world.
Toho Tenax Europe GmbH
Toho Tenax is the core company of the Teijin Group's carbon fibres business. Toho Tenax is a leading carbon fibre manufacturer worldwide with an annual production capacity of 13,900 tons in Japan, Germany and USA. Toho Tenax Europe GmbH is an affiliate with production facilities for Tenax® carbon fibres, located in Germany and responsible for the European market.
