Carbures Europe : at an event about building

Carbures has participated at 'Industrialización de la construcción' as leader in the fabrication of composites in the Civil Work Division. Technological knowledge and the new capabilities developed in complex industrial engineering represent a real improvement for Carbures and for the building sector. There is a revolution going on with the use of new materials that allow more innovative, sustainable and efficient architectural and structural solutions.

This was widely explained at this event, where the advantages of composites were at the center of the discussions and where the main experts in the manufacture and use of these materials participated. 'Their manageability, their low weight, their high structural outputs, their high capability of free design and their high durability make them a perfect option for every sector',saysRamiroGonzález (Carbures Civil Works).

The main goal was to let the audience know these innovative components and their applications in architecture. The importance of working together was also mentioned during the event: architects and industrial constructors should always develop their task in coordination, so as to create successful, efficient and respectful projects with the environment.

Swedish multinational Diab, specialized in the manufacture of nucleus to make sandwich, was the host of this event in which more than 70 specialists from different sectors talked about composites' characteristics and how they can be incorporated competitively in their projects. Gonzalez, from Carbures, spoke about the advantages of composites in the building sector.

During the event, attendants saw a practical demonstration of how to create a composite piece and its core. Also, there was a panel about new industrial solutions for composites.

Carbures keeps working to achieve new solutions for our clients with the core idea of being respectful to the environment. Composites and carbon fiber are already positioned in the aerospace and mobility sectors and now we would like this material to become a basic option for the building sector.