Woven Fabrics

Aramid fabrics are high-performance composite reinforcements known for their exceptional strength-to-weight ratio, impact resistance and durability.

Carbon fibre fabrics are high-performance composite reinforcements widely used for their exceptional strength, stiffness and lightweight properties.

Decorative fabrics are composite reinforcements designed to deliver both structural performance and enhanced visual appearance.

Glass fibre fabrics are versatile composite reinforcements widely used across a broad range of applications due to their strength, cost-effectiveness and ease of processing.

Hybrid fabrics are composite reinforcements created by combining two or more fibre types within a single fabric structure, typically in the warp and weft directions or through multi-layer constructions.

Stabilising web is an advanced fabric finishing technology designed to improve handling, stability and process efficiency in composite manufacturing.

Woven unidirectional (UD) fabrics are engineered composite reinforcements where the majority of fibres are aligned in a single direction, typically 0° or 90°, with a small secondary fibre used to stabilise the structure during handling and processing.