Carbon fiber has been around for more than 150 years. However, during the last half-century, there have been many innovations in the process used for manufacturing parts. This has made carbon fiber one of the most common building materials used today. Carbon fiber is used in the construction, aerospace, and automotive industries. It is especially useful for making...Continue Reading
When choosing any new parts for your car, you have to consider the vehicle’s make, model, year, and brand. Price is another factor that may determine who you buy the part from and if it comes with a warranty attached. However, one of the underrated aspects to consider is weight and durability. Many metal...Continue Reading
The first carbon fiber bicycle, the Kestrel 4000, earned the nickname “the dentist’s bike” for its outsize price. In the four decades since its release, the cost of carbon fiber has come down, and more people can afford the premium that carbon fiber commands. Does that price tag come with improved performance, or has a...Continue Reading
According to a recent survey, nearly 2 million Americans live with limb loss. Prosthetic leg designs have evolved significantly over the years, and a big reason for this is the materials used. Modern examples represent the cutting edge of composite design and manufacturing. In this guide, we will look into how the choice of materials impacts the...Continue Reading
What if your next tubing project used a material lighter than aluminum and strong enough to stop a bullet? You don’t need to treat the possibility like science fiction. Carbon fiber tubing offers unique properties no other material can match. While carbon fiber tubes don’t work for every project, the material has become popular in...Continue Reading
The golf equipment industry eclipses the combined value of the basketball, baseball, and football equipment industries. That makes for a lot of golf club and ball sales each year and in turn a lot of materials. Whether you’re hitting the shops for your next set of clubs or sourcing materials for custom-fit golf clubs, you...Continue Reading
It isn’t just Americans that are tipping the scales these days. The average new vehicle hitting US roads weighs 175 more pounds than it did three years ago and over 1,000 more pounds than it did in 1980. We have a significant amount of electronics, powerful engines, and larger physical size to thank for this....Continue Reading
The current market is witnessing a surge in the demand for personalized vehicles. Beyond mere transportation, drivers now desire a mode of expression on the road, an extension of their identity. Personalized vehicles cater to this need by offering customization options like colors, accessories, and features. By offering a diverse range of customization choices, you...Continue Reading
Hitting the slopes on a board? You won’t do it alone. More than 7 million people considered themselves snowboarders in 2020. Maybe you’ve gone out a few times with rented snowboards. Perhaps you’ve been borrowing a board from a friend. Now that you know you enjoy the sport, though, you’ve started considering your snowboard....Continue Reading
The first commercial carbon fiber was created by Thomas Edison for use in the first incandescent light bulb in 1879. Nowadays, carbon fiber is a material celebrated for being durable and lightweight. It has found its place in industries ranging from aerospace and automotive to sports equipment and luxury goods. However, the exceptional properties of...Continue Reading
