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THERMOSET COMPOSITES FOR CONSUMER GOODS
 
 

Overall, thermoset composites' unique combination of properties—strength, heat resistance, and moldability—has made them an integral part of many consumer goods, balancing function with performance. 

Advantages of Thermoset Composites in Consumer Goods
  • Durability: They are highly resistant to wear, corrosion, and high temperatures.
  • Customization: Thermoset composites can be molded into complex shapes and sizes. 
  • Lightweight: Compared to metals, these materials offer significant weight savings. 
  • Aesthetic Versatility: Can be finished to mimic wood, metal, or other materials, enhancing design options. 

 

Thermoset composites are valued for their durability, heat resistance, and lightweight nature, making them popular in a variety of consumer goods. 

Epoxyglas G10/FR4

  • Tactical and utility knives – G10 is widely used to knife handles because it provides a strong, lightweight grippy surface even when wet. Also, it can be dyed and textured in many colors and patterns.  
  • Power tool grips  
  • Fishing rods & reels  
  • Keychains & small accessories  
  • Firearm accessories  
  • Guitar picks  

Epoxyglas G11/FR5

  • G11 is sometimes chosen for parts of power tools and industrial equipment that require high durability and resistance to heat and wear.  

Melaglas G5

  • Components in ovens, toasters, or space heaters.  
  • Handles and grips on tools and equipment that may be exposed to high temperatures.  
  • Workbench components that require electrical insulation and mechanical stability  

Phenolfab CE 

  • Durable and comfortable grips for hand tools like hammers, screwdrivers, and wrenches.
  • CE laminate's ability to withstand wear and its resistance to water and moisture make it a good material for cutting boards and food preparation surfaces
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