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Associations:

ACMA. American Composites Manufacturers Association

USA. Trade organisation for the composite manufacturing industry, dedicated to research and education, and regulatory and legislative issues. Company and product locator. Link to magazine.

http://www.acmanet.org/

ASC. The American Society for Composites

USA. Volunteer-based organisation of professionals, dedicated to providing a communication forum for the engineering and scientific community in composite materials, knowledge transfer and the promotion of composites.

http://roger.ecn.purdue.edu/~asc/

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CACSMA. Canadian Association for Composite Structures and Materials

Network of individuals and companies in the Canadian composites industry, working to develop and enhance new and existing applications for composites structures and materials. Links to related sites.

http://www.cacsma.ca/

CANZ. Composites Association of New Zealand

Trade organisation of the New Zealand composites industry, dedicated to knowledge transfer, education and training, and market development. Company directory. Library of articles. Newsletter and publications.

http://www.composites.org.nz/

CEAC. Composites Engineering & Applications Center

USA. Research center based in the University of Houston, focused on the development of reliable and economical cost benefits of composite materials in onshore and offshore operations.

http://www.egr.uh.edu/CEAC/

COBRAE. Working Group for Internal Reinforcements of Concrete Constructions

Association of commercial companies, dedicated to the promotion of research, development, standardisation and application of fiber reinforced polymer composites in rehabilitation, upgrade and new build bridge constructions and infrastructure applications. Directory of member companies. Lbrary of articles. Calendar of events. Links to related sites.

http://www.cobrae.org/

Composite Fabricators Association (CFA)

The world's largest trade association serving the composites industry.

http://www.cfa-hq.org/

Composites Australia

Trade organization of Australian manufacturers and fabricators of composite materials and products, involved in education and training, technology utilisation, employment and industry safety issues. Extensive information about composites, and its manufacturing technologies. List of publications. Calendar of events. Links to related sites.

http://www.compositesaustralia.com.au/

CPA. Composites Processing Association

UK. Representative organisation of the UK composites industry, dedicated to market promotion, knowledge transfer and educational activities. Company database. Library of technical articles. Links to related sites.

http://www.composites-proc-assoc.co.uk/

Engineering Materials Applications Community

USA. Membership organisation for engineers and manufacturing professionals involved in manufacturing processes of engineered materials such as plastics, composites, ceramics, and other advanced materials; decorative finishing and coatings technology, and metallurgy and materials science. Part of the Society for Manufacturing Engineers.

http://www.sme.org/cgi-bin/communities.pl?/communities/ema/emahome.htm&&&SME&

EPTA. European Pultrusion Technology Association

The Netherlands. Trade organisation for European companies and organisations, active in the fiber reinforced composites pultrusion industry. Description of pultrusion technology. Company directory. List of publications.

http://www.pultruders.com/

EuCIA. European Composites Industry Association

Belgium. Roof organisation for European companies and associations in the composite industry, dedicated to representation, information exchange, and education and training activities.

http://www.eucia.org/

European Alliance for SMC

Trade organisation, focused on the promotion of intelligent applications of SMC and BMC composites in the automotive, trucking, electrical, construction and other markets.

http://www.smc-alliance.com

ICPA. International Cast Polymer Alliance

USA. Trade organisation for manufacturers, suppliers, fabricators, and installers of cultured marble, cultured granite, cultured onyx, and solid surface kitchen and bath products. Part of the American Composites Manufacturers Association (ACMA). Searchable company directory. Links to related sites.

http://www.icpa-hq.org/

RadTech International

USA. Non-profit trade organisation for manufacturers of ultraviolet and electron beam cured coatings, inks, adhesives and composites and products. Description of technology. Technical articles and publications. Calendar of events.

http://www.radtech.org/

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