The Fiftieth French JEC Composites Exhibition In Paris Came To A Close.

The P > JEC composite exhibition is the only exhibition to combine the global composite industry.

According to the organizers, the exhibition covers an area of 54 thousand and 400 square meters, equivalent to 8.5 soccer fields, an increase of 8% over 2013. The exhibition involved 35 business areas, more than 100 countries participated, and more than 1200 brand products were exhibited.

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< p > Global a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" > composite material < /a > the market is growing rapidly.

According to the information provided by AVK (German Composite Plastics Federation), the average growth rate of composite materials industry in Europe last year reached 5.6%, and it will remain optimistic growth in the future. Among them, the annual growth rate of natural fiber composite plastics industry will reach two digits.

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Countries with the highest yield of composite materials < p > Spain, Italy, Germany, the United Kingdom and France. The production of composite materials in 5 countries account for more than 1/3 of the total output of Europe.

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< p > JEC CEO a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" > Frederique Mutel < /a > pointed out at the exhibition that composite materials can effectively meet the regulatory requirements for reducing the carbon footprint and reduce the weight.

JEC analysts estimate that the global composite market is growing by an average of 6% per year and will reach 95 billion euros and 10 million 600 thousand tons by 2014.

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< p > by contrast, we find that intelligent products are more "catching up" in this year's a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" > JEC < /a > composite exhibition.

All kinds of new industrial textiles exhibited at the exhibition are also moving towards high-end, intelligent, and so on. The field of product application has extended to electronic products or high-end energy industry.

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< p > more and more manufacturers choose glass fiber, carbon fiber and aramid fiber as new production materials, and the production process is no longer single, but towards diversified and compound development.

With the development of multi element integration, the "umbrella" chain development of industrial textiles will enter the high-speed change stage.

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< p > the US Alpha Company shows a Polartec thermal insulation protective clothing designed for the US special operations forces (SOF). The product has been tested by the SOF evaluation team and the highest detection result has been obtained.

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< p > Polartec thermal insulation coat is made of needling process, with high fluffiness and smooth interior, which can be well covered on the surface of the human body and can be cleaned by ordinary washing machines.

The protective clothing with windproof and built-in packing is absolutely insulated and can meet any harsh requirements in the combat environment.

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< p > in addition, one of the highlights of Polartec thermal insulation coat is that it can provide "static warmth", which is the first case in the world.

When the wearer is at a standstill, the Polarte can provide different temperature experiences, which allows moisture to move rapidly through the fabric and keep the wearer in a dry state.

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