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Fibres / Fibers

Fibre polymers can be drawn into filaments of a length at least 100 times greater than the diameter. Fibres are typically used for textiles and are used extensively in automotive interior applications. Additionally aramid fibres are used in composite materials.



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Fibres have commonly been sourced from mineral supply but are increasingly being obtained from natural sources. This offers particular benefits when considering vehicle end-of-life requirements and reliance on oil.


Fibres in the Automotive Industry

Fibres are used in cars and other vehicles for a wide range of purposes from component manufacture to passenger safety.

Fibres

Carpeting/Flooring

Mats

Trim

Headliners


Aramid Fibres

Belts / hosing

Fibre optic & electromechanical cables

Gaskets

Friction linings (eg. brake pads / clutch plates)

Adhesives

Sealants

Resources



Natural Fibres in Automotive Applications

Plastic Optical Fibres in Cars









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