MORGAN TO DISPLAY CONSULTANCY CAPABILITIES AT COMPOSITES ENGINEERING SHOW
22/10/2013 Morgan Advanced Materials plc
Morgan Advanced Materials will make its debut at the Composites Engineering Show at The National Exhibition Centre (NEC) in Birmingham on 12th and 13th November 2013. The company will showcase its unique technical capabilities within the composites field on stand B161.The event will offer customers the chance to have a one-to-one consultancy session with Morgan's expert engineers.
These sessions will give visitors the chance to discuss technical requirements regarding the design and development of composite components and systems, whatever their business sector.
Morgan has been at the forefront of the composites technology for more than 90 years. Its Composites and Defence Systems business can design, prototype, validate and manufacture high-strength, lightweight, precision components and systems for customers in a wide range of sectors. The company's experienced engineering team combines world-leading materials technology with advanced production techniques to create high-performance systems optimised for specific duties in challenging environments.
Duncan Eldridge, President of Morgan Advanced Materials - Composites and Defence Systems commented: "We are excited to display our technical capability for the first time at the Composites Engineering Show and to offer our engineering experience to those visitors who are seeking help with the design or manufacture of their products.
"Our engineers will be on hand to offer their assistance and look forward to tackling the challenges that visitors set us."
The Composites Engineering Show 2013 will feature more than 200 exhibiting companies and more than 10,000 visitors over the two days. The events visitor figures have grown year-on-year by 35% since the first show in 2010.
Registration for the show can be completed at www.compositesexhibition.com.
For more information on Morgan Advanced Materials composite capabilities, visit: www.morgancomposites.com
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