Press release
27/05/2010
Synergy Composites have been working in partnership with Trelleborg for the last 12 months, developing new techniques and processes to assist various products. This rolling 2 year agreement solidifies the working relationship between Synergy Composites and Trelleborg and hopefully paves the way for future agreements.
The team at Synergy have extensive advanced composite manufacturing knowledge and expertise gained within the aerospace industry, working on various high profile projects. Synergy is unique in the way that it approaches its method of working, in that we are leaders in turning a vision into reality, using six sigma and other specialised process improvement techniques.
Andrew Ellel, Sales and Marketing Director at Synergy says: "This rolling two year joint working agreement underlines our commitment and solidifies our working arrangement with Trelleborg, we hope to build on this initial agreement".
Synergy Composites Ltd was founded by its current directors in 2007. Each has a wealth of experience within the composite manufacturing industry, specifically within aerospace, having worked on projects such as the F35 Lightning II and Typhoon. They were involved with developing new manufacturing systems and processes through a focused and dedicated cost-effective approach.
The company offers a complete advanced composite manufacturing capability, with the ability to deliver all processes such as hand-lay, Prepreg ("pre-impregnated" composite fibres), through to Resin Transfer Moulding (RTM) and Vacuum Assisted Resin Transfer Moulding (VaRTM).
Synergy also offers specialist expertise and experience in the manufacture of carbon fibre components and in refining existing composite processes and defining the controlling manufacturing parameters to increase yield and profitability. The company's team of talented engineers has a long history of successful projects in many industrial sectors.
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