Structural bonding is a critical component of composite repair.

Carbon fiber components rely on adhesive systems and resin bonding to maintain structural integrity under:

• Vibration
• Torsional stress
• Thermal cycling
• Aerodynamic load

Surface Preparation

Bond performance begins with proper surface preparation.

We evaluate:

• Surface roughness
• Contamination levels
• Resin compatibility

Preparation may include controlled abrasion and cleaning processes that promote optimal adhesion without compromising laminate structure.

Adhesive Selection

Not all adhesives are equal. We select bonding agents based on:

• Load requirements
• Material compatibility
• Cure cycle compatibility
• Environmental resistance

Laminate Validation

After bonding, we verify:

• Alignment
• Structural stiffness
• Bond consistency

This prevents premature failure and ensures durability under operational stress.

Composite repair without engineered bonding is incomplete.

Long-term reliability depends on precision at every layer.