new materials and new production processes
Development of a structural panel
- Toughest skin on the market
- Absolute skin-foam connection, no delamination
- Very high density foam, higher compression resistance
Based on 20 years of experience with thermoset sandwich panels, where the skins were stitched to the foam core so that they could not delaminate, a thermoplastic composite panel was developed, with revolutionary new and patented joining technology.
We develop each panel on behalf of a customer, tailored to the specific needs and properties to be achieved.
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Layers of a structural panel
FOAM
New Patented Joining Technology
Covalent Intermediate Bonding – CIB™
Agesia presents a revolutionary new method to connect two Thermoplastic composites and even Thermoplastic composites to metal.
This new invention, CIB™ (Covalent Intermediate Bonding) works on low pressure and low temperature and is capable of connecting vast surfaces.
This method is the base of the development of our strong sandwich panels.
Covalent Bond
Faserinstitut Bremen, specialized in tests at the molecule level, states in its test report (AU-211206-8347-1-B1) that CIB™, using IR-Spektroskopie, can no longer be found in the PET-foam or PA-6 matrix. This means there is a covalent chemical bond.
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