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JEC Composites JEC Group is a non-profit organization entirely dedicated to promoting composite materials and fostering their applications globally.

JEC: Connecting the World with Composites Publisher of the JEC Composites Magazine, the industry's reference magazine, JEC organizes several events around the world, including JEC World, the leading international exhibition dedicated to composites and their applications, which takes place annually in Paris. JEC media, events and digital channels connect a global community of professionals from the composites industry and beyond, to enable knowledge transfer, create networking opportunities, and highlight innovation.

[NEWS] 🚀 €40 million in EU funding to help Flying Whales take off!The French airship manufacturer has secured European I...
29/10/2026

[NEWS] 🚀 €40 million in EU funding to help Flying Whales take off!

The French airship manufacturer has secured European Innovation Fund support to accelerate the development and industrialisation of its LCA60T, designed to transport loads of up to 60 tonnes with a lower carbon footprint.

Composites are part of the journey! Exel Composites will supply pull-wound carbon fibre tubes for the airship’s structural frame, combining lightweight construction with high performance.

🌍 A major step towards a new generation of low-carbon heavy-lift transport.

Learn more in our article!

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[NEWS] 🚀 An all-carbon-fibre rocket, made in China?Chinese companies Welight and Huasheng Composites are joining forces ...
28/10/2026

[NEWS] 🚀 An all-carbon-fibre rocket, made in China?

Chinese companies Welight and Huasheng Composites are joining forces to bring Weiguang-1 all-carbon-fibre launch vehicle closer to industrial production.

The challenge? Scaling up the manufacture of complex composite structures, including linerless carbon-fibre propellant tanks.

The partnership could help pave the way for a new generation of lightweight, cost-effective and reusable launch vehicles.

🌍 Could carbon fibre reshape the economics of space launches?

Read our article to learn more!

https://f.mtr.cool/sd97euv7x2

28/10/2026

From next-generation aircraft to future space missions, composites are pushing the boundaries of what's possible.

As the aerospace industry faces growing demands for lighter structures, faster production, and more sustainable solutions, composite materials are playing an increasingly important role in shaping its future.

📖In Issue 171 of JEC Composites Magazine, we explore the latest breakthroughs transforming aeronautics and space:

🔹 Next-generation aircraft: Thermoplastic composites and lightweight structures supporting the future of aviation.
🔹 Space exploration: Advanced materials designed to meet the extreme demands of reusable launchers and future lunar missions.
🔹 Hydrogen innovation: Composite tanks paving the way for new possibilities in aviation.
🔹 Beyond aerospace: Innovative composite solutions for wildfire response, manufacturing, and recycling.

💡 How far can composites take us? From improving performance in the skies to enabling tomorrow's space missions, their potential continues to expand.

👉 Subscribe for free to discover the full edition of JEC Composites Magazine 171! 🔗 https://f.mtr.cool/bsd3x2giht

[NEWS] 🇺🇸 End of an era for SGL Carbon in the US!SGL Carbon is selling its former carbon fibre plant in Moses Lake, Wash...
27/10/2026

[NEWS] 🇺🇸 End of an era for SGL Carbon in the US!

SGL Carbon is selling its former carbon fibre plant in Moses Lake, Washington, for US$70 million, following the end of production in August 2025.

🏭 Originally developed with BMW to supply carbon fibre for the i3 and i8 electric vehicles, the facility was once set to become the world's largest carbon fibre plant.

The sale marks another milestone in SGL Carbon's restructuring, against a backdrop of global overcapacity and weaker-than-expected demand.

Read more in our article!

https://f.mtr.cool/h8nh2cp3b8

27/10/2026

🚀 Lighter composite parts, fewer manufacturing steps!

At CAMX 2026, JEC’s Jeff Sloan caught up with Don Paquet, Senior Chemical Technology Manager, and Jason Walker, Senior Applications Engineer at L&L Products Composite Processing, to explore innovative solutions for composite manufacturing.

Discover how InsituCore® foaming core technology creates lightweight cores directly inside parts during heat-activated molding, and learn more about L&L’s new thermoplastic adhesive for composite assembly.

🎥 Watch the full interview: https://f.mtr.cool/1s1bg0h01t

[NEWS] ✈️ Aerospace recovery boosts Hexcel’s composites sales!Hexcel reported a 20.5% increase in commercial aerospace s...
26/10/2026

[NEWS] ✈️ Aerospace recovery boosts Hexcel’s composites sales!

Hexcel reported a 20.5% increase in commercial aerospace sales in Q3 2026, reaching $330.3 million.

📈 Growth was driven by stronger demand across major Airbus and Boeing programmes, including the A350, B787, A320 and B737 MAX.

With commercial aerospace now representing around two-thirds of its business, Hexcel is stepping up recruitment and training to prepare for higher production rates in 2027.

Meanwhile, the US composites manufacturer continues to streamline its operations and focus on its core markets.

👉 Read more in our article!

https://f.mtr.cool/xasycaku6t

[NEWS] 🌬️ Bigger wind turbines, smarter materials: what’s next for composites?As offshore wind turbine blades exceed 100...
23/10/2026

[NEWS] 🌬️ Bigger wind turbines, smarter materials: what’s next for composites?

As offshore wind turbine blades exceed 100 metres, the industry is shifting its focus from scaling up to material efficiency, industrialisation and circularity.

💬 “Conventional composite technologies still have considerable development potential,” says Ane Kold di Gennaro of Siemens Gamesa.

In an interview with JEC, experts from Siemens Gamesa and VDMA Power Systems discuss why the future of wind energy lies not in a single breakthrough material, but in combining lightweighting, durability, cost efficiency and recyclability.

👉 Read the full interview!

https://f.mtr.cool/mea3px8tbm

[NEWS] 🚀 Can AI and automation make composite manufacturing faster and more accessible?Los Angeles-based startup Helicon...
22/10/2026

[NEWS] 🚀 Can AI and automation make composite manufacturing faster and more accessible?

Los Angeles-based startup Helicon has raised US$16.5 million to scale up composite structure manufacturing in the United States.

The company aims to combine AI, software and automation to streamline production, particularly for aerospace, defence and unmanned systems.

With claimed lead times of just 2-6 weeks, Helicon wants to make composite manufacturing more accessible and scalable.

👉 Discover more about Helicon’s ambitions:

https://f.mtr.cool/8oi3wmniit

JEC is on-site at TURKCOMPOSITE 2026 in Istanbul, engaging with the composites and advanced materials community and expl...
21/10/2026

JEC is on-site at TURKCOMPOSITE 2026 in Istanbul, engaging with the composites and advanced materials community and exploring new opportunities for industry collaboration.

On this occasion, Eric Pierrejean, CEO of JEC, will sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Turkish Composites Manufacturers Association (TCMA) to formalize the organization of JEC Composites Talks Türkiye, taking place for the first time on May 27, 2027.

This milestone marks a new chapter in the long-standing partnership between JEC and TCMA, bringing together international experts, industry leaders, and innovators to explore the potential of composites across key sectors such as aerospace, renewable energy, and automotive.

👉If you're attending TURKCOMPOSITE 2026, don't miss the opportunity to connect with the JEC team!

👥We look forward to meeting industry professionals, exchanging ideas, exploring new opportunities for collaboration, and discussing our upcoming events.

📅 October 21–23, 2026
📍 Hall 9, Stand B106

We look forward to seeing you all!



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[NEWS] 🚀 Just 2.96 kg of composites to explore a Martian moon!Meet Idefix, the Franco-German rover designed to explore P...
21/10/2026

[NEWS] 🚀 Just 2.96 kg of composites to explore a Martian moon!

Meet Idefix, the Franco-German rover designed to explore Phobos, one of Mars’ two moons, as part of JAXA’s MMX mission.

Weighing just 25 kg, the rover features an ultra-lightweight chassis developed by DLR, combining carbon fibre skins, an aluminium honeycomb core and CF-PEEK inserts.

🔍 More than 160 bonded parts, extreme temperature resistance (−145°C to +75°C) and a structure engineered for gravity less than one-thousandth of Earth's.

A remarkable example of how advanced composites are enabling space exploration!

👉 Discover the engineering behind Idefix:

https://f.mtr.cool/ogftvx0d8t

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