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HX5 adds electromagnetic shielding to growing list of advantages
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HX5 adds electromagnetic shielding to growing list of material advantages.
Discussing Revolution & Resilience on The Aerospace Executive Podcast
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Alpine Advanced Materials is featured on The Aerospace Executive Podcast discussing a variety of topics including the effects of COVID-19 on the industry.
Microvanes Save Fuel for the Royal Netherlands Airforce
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The first Royal Netherlands Air Force C-130 Hercules flew from Eindhoven Air Base, the Netherlands with drag-reducing Microvanes
Metro Aerospace plans for renewed takeoff after pandemic
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Metro specializes in commercializing Microvanes, a 3D printed aerodynamic component developed by Lockheed Martin for the U.S. Air Force's C-130 plane.
Technology advancements for aerospace in the future
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"Now is really a time for the airlines and the OEMs to start looking at what that next round of technology is and investing in it today so they can prepare for better profitability down the road."
Pioneering new technologies, HX5™ in Aerospace Engineering podcast
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Pioneering new technologies in this aerospace engineering podcast.
Military Materials, Mods Could Cut Airliner Fuel Burn
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A pair of Texas-based sister companies are offering a combination of solutions to reduce the fuel consumption of airliners.
HX5 nanocomposite: an alternative to aluminum for space applications
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HX5 retains up to 96% of its original mechanical performance when subjected to five million rads of gamma radiation making it ideal for space applications.
Metro Aerospace, a small Dallas-based defense company, seizes opportunity to grow
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Metro Aerospace licenses a product called Microvanes, which are small components on the outside of the fuselage of the aircraft designed to increase fuel efficiency.