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Case Study - Spread-tow fabric secures ultralight aircraft’s weight goal
Startup general aviation manufacturer Shark Aero (Hlboké, Slovak Republic) designed its composite-airframed, single-seat prototype ultralight aircraft (ULA), the Shark UL, with a view toward reducing weight. To achieve the company approached Oxeon AB (Borås, Sweden) to test TeXtreme Spread Tow woven carbon fabrics.
This Case Study was published in High-Performance Composites January issue 2012.
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- carbon fabrics
- carbon reinforcements
- carbonfiber
- composite
- composites
- oxeon
- spread tow
- spread tow fabrics
- spread tow reinforcements
- tape weaving technology
- textreme
- ultra light composites
- ultra light aircrafts
- aircraft
- aerospace
- shark aero
- micro light aircraft
