Composite Integration Ltd

17/08/2026

Every great company is built by great people.

Over the past few months, we've had the pleasure of welcoming several new faces to Composite Integration Ltd.

Each new team member brings something different, whether that's experience, fresh ideas or a new perspective. It's those individual strengths, combined with a shared commitment to learning, collaboration and supporting one another, that make our team stronger.

As we continue to grow, we're excited about what we'll achieve together.

To all of our newest team members, welcome. Thank you for choosing to be part of our journey. We're excited to see you develop, make your mark and help shape the future of Composite Integration.

Here's to the journey ahead.

14/08/2026

A MODULAR CIJECT® SYSTEM THAT SCALES WITH YOU.

Enable Large-Scale Direct Infusion with a modular resin infusion and injection system that grows with your production requirements.

Watch here: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0xxRSz0

11/08/2026

Manufacturing variation isn't always obvious. But its impact usually is.

Longer cycle times. More operator intervention. Increased inspection. Less predictable production.

In our latest blog ‘How the Best Composite Manufacturers Build Manufacturing Confidence’, we explore why reducing manufacturing variation is about far more than improving quality, and how leading composite manufacturers are building greater confidence through repeatable, controlled processes.

📖 Read the full article: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0xxDj-0

Learn how leading composite manufacturers reduce variation, improve repeatability and build manufacturing confidence for reliable production.

04/08/2026

⭐ THE PEOPLE BEHIND EVERY SUCCESSFUL BUILD ⭐

Seeing a completed system in the workshop is always a proud moment. Not just because of what we've built, but because of the people who made it possible.

Every project is the result of collaboration, problem-solving and a shared commitment to doing things the right way. From design and engineering through to assembly, testing and commissioning, every person plays an important part.

Here we have Ross and Lloyd with another finished build. While they're the ones in front of the camera, this photo represents everyone who has played a part in bringing the project together.

Our mantra is 'Always a Better Way'. For us, that's not just about the technology we develop or the solutions we deliver. It's about the people behind them – the people who challenge ideas, support one another, take pride in their work and always strive to do better.

To everyone at Composite Integration Ltd, thank you. Your dedication, expertise and teamwork are what make our business what it is. 💪

We're proud of what we build, but even prouder of the people who build it. ❤️

08/07/2026

Last week, we explored why many composite manufacturing scale-up challenges begin long before production.

So, what should manufacturers be asking instead? 🤔

Successful composite manufacturing isn't determined by materials alone. It also depends on the decisions made when defining the manufacturing process.

In our latest blog, we explore five questions that can help shape a more repeatable, scalable and production-ready composite manufacturing process.

If you're reviewing an existing process or planning your next programme, these are questions worth answering before making your next manufacturing decision.

🔗 Read the full blog: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0wNGK20

03/07/2026

Where do composite manufacturing scale-up challenges really begin? 🤔

Not on the factory floor.

They often begin during Process Development.

The decisions made early in a programme can influence quality, repeatability and production performance for years to come.

Our latest blog explores why the manufacturers that scale most successfully are those that design industrialisation into their processes from the very beginning.

🔗 Read the full article: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0wHqK30

19/06/2026

How do you scale composite manufacturing without sacrificing process control?

It's a challenge facing both aerospace and wind energy manufacturers today.

✈️ Aerospace is under pressure to increase production rates while maintaining strict certification and quality requirements.
🌍 Wind energy has demonstrated manufacturing at scale but continues to face challenges around consistency and repeatability as blade sizes increase.

While these sectors operate in very different environments, they are converging on the same objective: delivering large, complex composite structures reliably, repeatably, and at scale.

In a recent article for JEC Composites Magazine, co-authored by Composite Integration Ltd's Marketing Manager, Anna Holden-Niland, and Editorial Contributor Stella Job, we explore how lessons from both industries can help accelerate the next generation of composite manufacturing.

Key themes include:
✔️ Why process control is becoming more important than ever
✔️ The role of liquid resin processes in industrialisation
✔️ How data and closed-loop control improve repeatability
✔️ What aerospace can learn from wind energy manufacturing at scale
✔️ What wind energy can learn from aerospace-grade process control

As our R&D Director, Tim Searle, explains:
"There is a tendency to treat scaling as a capacity problem. Add more equipment, more operators, more lines. If the process is not stable, you are scaling inefficiency."

Thank you to Stella Job and JEC Composites Magazine for the opportunity to contribute to this discussion.
Read the article below, or in JEC Composites Magazine Issue 169 (pages 32–34).
https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0whjCY0

What aerospace and wind energy can learn from each other (6 min) - Aerospace and wind energy face a shared challenge: scaling composite manufacturing without sacrificing control. While wind has achieved scale and aerospace has mastered precision, both must now combine these strengths to deliver cons...

12/06/2026

Manufacturing a high-quality composite part is an achievement.

Manufacturing that same part consistently, efficiently and repeatedly is where the real challenge begins.

As composite structures become larger, more complex and production requirements grow, manufacturers need more than a process that works.

They need a process they can rely on.
One that delivers:
✔ Consistent resin delivery
✔ Process repeatability
✔ Manufacturing visibility
✔ Stable production outcomes

Whether producing aerospace structures, wind energy components, marine parts or other advanced composite applications, the goal remains the same:

High-quality parts. Repeated consistently.

We've taken a closer look at the challenges manufacturers face as production demands grow and the role process control plays in achieving repeatable, reliable composite manufacturing.

Read more 👉 https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0w61nS0

08/06/2026

Aerospace has mastered precision. ✈️

Wind energy has mastered scale. ♻️

Now both industries are facing the same challenge:
How do you achieve both at the same time?

As production demands increase, the next bottleneck often isn't the part.
It's the process.

Read our latest article:
➡️ Your Current Composite Manufacturing Process Might Not Be Built to Scale https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0v-NYj0

03/06/2026

Scaling composite manufacturing is exposing a challenge many manufacturers are now facing: Processes that work in development don’t always work at production scale. 🤔

As structures become larger and production demands increase, small inconsistencies quickly become amplified:

- variability
- scrap & rework
- unstable resin behaviour
- labour dependency
- reduced repeatability

The challenge is no longer simply producing composite structures.
It’s producing them repeatedly, reliably and at scale.

In our latest article, we explore why aerospace and wind energy are now facing the same industrialisation challenge - and why process control is becoming critical for scalable composite manufacturing.

Read the article here 👉 https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0vTJcV0

Scale composite manufacturing with greater repeatability, process control and production confidence using advanced liquid resin processing technologies.