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Lightweight Ballistic Composites Armor Plating
Microcellular Carbon Graphite Foams and Carbon Composites Microcellular carbon graphitic foam is a new foamed material which contains open-celled microcellular/carbon graphitic network created from carbon fiber precursors. Our foaming process aligns the graphene planes along each ligament axis. The morphology of the ligaments resembles that of carbon fibers, and hence, their mechanical characteristics are similar to those of the fibers’. The foams can be used as net shaped preforms for reinforcement of structural composites, sandwich core, and structural components for high temperature applications.
Liquid Crystalline Polymer Foams WMR Exclusive Wright Materials Research Co. has developed a single-step, environmentally friendly foaming technique that transforms advanced resins into high-temperature microcellular foams with superior thermo-mechanical properties.
Nano and Transparent Foams WMR Exclusive
Metalized Thin Films WMR Exclusive Wright Materials Research Co. (WMR) has developed a processing method for preparing metallized polymer thin films and structures. A thin metal layer was formed on the surfaces of polymer thin films or structures by an in situ chemical process. The polymer substrate and the thin metal layer has excellent bonding strength without the use of an adhesive. We have demonstrated our invention for preparing various metallized polymer thin films and sheets including poly (arylene ether), polyamide, polyimide, polyester, and polyolefin thin film, as well as their copolymer, blend, and composite thin films. We can tailor the thermal-mechanical and electrical properties of the metallized polymer thin films and structures via our nano-composite technology. Conventional metallized polymer thin films either were fabricated by sputtering or bonding techniques. Comparing to the conventional metallized polymer thin films our products have the following features:
Reconfigurable Tooling Process Improvements
Wright Materials Research Technical Capabilities
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