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Beta Cloth, a Versiv specialty PTFE-coated glass fabric, protects spacecraft in Low Earth Orbit against atomic oxygen exposure and ultraviolet radiation.

Beta® Cloth has strength & flexibility suited to robust aerospace applications & is a trusted material on the International Space Station & other aircraft.

Aircraft and spacecraft operate in environments that require materials that must withstand extremities in conditions. What are those challenges and the materials capable of responding?

On this International Reducing CO2 Emissions Day, it is worth looking at what’s possible from the perspective of composite material manufacturing.

Versiv Composites boosted chemical resistance and safety in space missions using advanced PTFE barrier solutions for the Ariane 5 program.

Versiv Flueflex limits the emission of pollutants in power stations and other harsh environments.

The 9th International Day of Women and Girls in Science takes place on the 11th of February with a dedicated United Nations Assembly taking place in New York on the 8th and 9th of this month. We spoke to some of our colleagues at Versiv Composites this week about their journey in science.

Versiv Beta® Cloth offer high performance across a huge temperature range and low solar transmittance, while also being adaptable to different geometric shapes.

The recent Houston H2 Expo underscored the growing momentum within the hydrogen sector, marked by increased exhibition space and attendee numbers. However, the industry continues to grapple with significant hurdles.

Michael Katzer, Global Business Development Manager Automotive and Distribution, at Versiv Composites will present the company’s latest research, ‘Building tribology application testing to determine wear and characterisation of polymer-based composites’ at the 24th International Colloquium Tribology event.