Can Composite Parts Be Manufactured Without a 3D Model?

Composite Manufacturing Without CAD Article Many OEM projects reach us without complete documentation — and that’s rarely a reason to stop. In composite manufacturing, there’s often more than one way to get to a working geometry. What Can Be Used Instead? Technical drawings, photos with measurements, or an existing physical part can all serve as […]

Composite Manufacturing Process: From Prototype to Series Production

From Prototype to Series Production Article Composite manufacturing for OEM projects generally follows a structured path from first concept to repeatable production. Knowing what to expect at each stage helps both sides plan realistically and avoid surprises. Step 1: RFQ and Feasibility Every project starts with a description of the part, available technical data, and […]

EU vs Overseas Composite Manufacturing: What OEM Buyers Should Know

EU vs Overseas Composite Supply Article Choosing between a European and an overseas composite supplier is a decision that goes beyond the unit price on a quote. We’ve seen both sides of this firsthand — including projects where customers came back to us after experiencing how much a lower price abroad can cost once delays, […]

How to Prepare an RFQ for Composite Manufacturing (OEM Guide)

How to Prepare an RFQ for Composite Parts Article The quality of an RFQ determines how fast — and how accurately — a manufacturer can respond. In composite manufacturing, where geometry, surface finish and tooling all affect price, the right input data can be the difference between a same-week quote and weeks of back-and-forth. What […]

FRP vs Steel vs Aluminum: Which Material Is Better for OEM Components?

FRP vs Steel vs Aluminum in OEM Manufacturing Article Choosing between steel, aluminum and FRP/GRP composites is one of the first decisions engineering and procurement teams face when designing a new component. At Wentech Composites, we work with all three material families across automotive, recreational vehicle and infrastructure projects — so we see firsthand where […]

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