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News Release from: Carbonology.com
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Team on 11 January 2006
New place to buy carbon fibre materials
Carbonology.com is the new place to buy carbon fibre materials and products that up to now have only been available in large quantities.
Carbonology.com is the new place to buy carbon fibre materials and products that up to now have only been available in large quantities The company reckons that anyone looking for a small sample to trial a new project needs look no further than its new website
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 11 Apr 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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Pre-preg materials in small quantities
Web site to buy carbon fibre tube, sheet and materials announces line of pre-preg materials aimed at small scale manufacturers.
Composite products from flat sheet - ideal for switch panel or mounting plates - to tube sections and solid rods, right through to small amounts of dry carbon and glass fibre fabric and high performance resin systems for projects and repairs are for sale.
Site visitors can also buy carbon in larger quantities for larger projects.
The site is also stacked full of information about how to use carbon fibre, with new tutorials being added monthly.
Steve Greaves, Sales and Marketing Director at Carbonology, says: "Our sections within carbonology.com are specifically set up to supply and sell all of those carbon materials and parts that we get asked for but nobody seems to sell".
"Most of the time people want to buy small amounts of material that they can use to make new parts, replace heavier parts, make something better looking - or generally just try something out - but most suppliers only sell carbon and carbon products with large minimum order levels, well above what the average customer will ever need".
"Now you can buy small amounts of high tech materials for your project without blowing your budget".
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