Celanese Corporation, a global technology and specialty materials company, will deliver technical presentations featuring the use of thermoplastic composites in semi-structural transportation applications as well as in on-board hydrogen storage in fuel-cell powered automobiles at the 2014 Composites and Advanced Materials Expo (CAMX) in Orlando, Florida October 13-16, 2014.
"Thermoplastic composites are increasingly sought after by industries for which high-strength, lightweight, recyclable materials play a role in aiding competitive advantage and regulatory compliance through weight reduction, longer lifecycle and improved performance.
The Electrical Transmission, Automotive, Oil & Gas, and Aerospace industries are examples of such industries," said Michael Ruby, global business manager for the Celanese composites business line.
"Thermoplastic composites are enabling substantial breakthroughs in mass reduction, lifecycle extension, safety factors, and total costs, allowing manufacturers to launch new innovations to market and improve their competitive edge.
