Composite Training Courses - Learn Expert Manufacturing Techniques for Carbon Fibre

17 June 2016 • In Videos

As well as our online tutorials, Easy Composites also offer in-house practical training courses for advanced composites. In this short promotional video we try to give you a flavour of our courses which cover topics like pattern and mould making, resin infusion, and out-of-autoclave prepreg carbon fibre. If you're interested in learning the expert techniques of advanced composites in a hand-on way then visit our website for more information, course dates and online booking.

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Mike Richardson

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Easy Composites

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Advanced composites
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