The two-part matched metal mold is closed and the resin and fiber mixture is compression molded. Resulting parts, with Class A finish straight from the mold, are reportedly up to 80% lighter than ...

“Because CFRP molding is quite complex and it’s really not possible ... But don’t you still have to machine the mold for Class A parts? “Yes, but it’s a fraction of the time and cost versus current ...

"The acquisition of the Anderson facility deepens our expertise and capabilities with highly visible, Class A surface components ... and excited to be a part of its next phase of growth ...