FAUSST securely joins fibers and steel
For the first time ever, fiber composites and steel can be joined together without the need for adhesives or bolts. The new FAUSST hybrid joining technology has been developed by researchers in Germany and is primarily destined for use in shipbuilding.
7 Dec 2019 Roland FreistShare
As part of a research project carried out by the
The objective of the project was to develop a hybrid joining technology, primarily for use in shipbuilding. FAUSST speeds up the process times by around 50% compared to the otherwise most frequently used adhesive technology. This clears the way for the increased use of lightweight construction parts made of fiber-reinforced plastics; up to now, these have been only rarely used due to the costs involved in the calculation and test phase.
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