11 April, 2024
In an era where sustainability and efficiency are on everyone’s lips, the concept of "hybrid" has become a buzzword that transcends industries. But what does it really mean to be hybrid? Simply put, a hybrid is a fusion of the best from two different worlds to achieve a result that surpasses its individual parts.
Take hybrid cars, for example, which combine the clean efficiency of an electric motor with the range and power of a combustion engine, creating a driving experience that is both environmentally friendly and practical. But the concept of hybrid extends far beyond the automotive industry.
In the world of materials science, we see similar innovations, especially with hybrid fiberglass solutions. Imagine fiberglass not only standing strong on its own but also further reinforced by combining it with, for example, carbon fiber. The result? Superior strength and durability that can shape the future of building constructions, such as in bridge building.
Watch the video where Klaus Folkmann, Technical Solution Manager at Fiberline, explains what a hybrid solution is in a Fiberline context.
The advantages of these hybrid solutions include not only improved durability and strength but also a design freedom that allows engineers and designers to think outside the traditional frameworks. Weight and cost can also be optimized, which is crucial in competitive industries.
At Fiberline, we take these opportunities seriously. We are dedicated not just to keeping up with development but to driving it forward. Our approach to hybrid technology seeks to solve real problems for our customers, which involves a deep understanding of their unique needs and challenges.
If you wish to see an example of one of our hybrid solutions, take a look here.