KraussMaffei offers a broad portfolio of technologies for manufacturing fiber-reinforced composites that combine high strength, low weight, and design flexibility. These processes are designed for automated, reproducible, and cost-efficient series production.
Structural Composite Spraying (SCS/FCS) stands for innovative lightweight construction technology that offers high design flexibility and efficiency. By precisely combining fiber and polyurethane application, components with excellent mechanical properties and high-quality surfaces are created – ideal for applications ranging from small to large series.
Key Features – SCS/FCS
Pultrusion is a continuous manufacturing process for producing fiber-reinforced plastic profiles with high precision and efficiency. With KraussMaffei’s innovative iPul system, both straight and curved profiles can be produced at speeds of up to 3 m/min – ideal for applications in construction, mobility, and energy. The combination of highly reactive matrix systems and well-engineered plant technology opens up a new dimension of productivity in the composites sector.
Key Features – Pultrusion
The Long Fiber Injection (LFI) process enables the cost-efficient production of large, fiber-reinforced components with high stability and excellent surface quality. In this process, continuous fibers are cut inline, separated with air support, and immediately wetted with a polyurethane matrix. The combination of high design flexibility, variable fiber lengths, and moderate tooling costs makes LFI particularly attractive for applications in the automotive, construction, and commercial vehicle sectors.
Key Features – LFI
