Moldable shapes of CFRP: GFRP radar dome
A sandwich structure radome with good radio wave transmission characteristics from L to Ka band is produced using GFRP/honeycomb core or foam core structure, accommodating up to φ9m.
【Overview】 We accept processing into various shapes according to customer specifications. In particular, for round and square pipes, which are often used as structural materials such as trusses, we have a wide variety of molds available for shaping and respond quickly to orders. We can also mold into polygons such as triangles and hexagons, as well as elliptical shapes. ● GFRP Radar Dome We manufacture sandwich structure radomes with good radio wave transmission characteristics from L to Ka band, using GFRP/honeycomb core or foam core structures. We can accommodate sizes up to φ9m. ★ For more details, please request materials or download the documents ★
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**Overview** We accept processing into various shapes according to customer specifications. In particular, for round and square pipes, which are often used as structural materials such as trusses, we have a wide variety of molds available for shaping and respond quickly to orders. We can also shape into polygons such as triangles and hexagons, as well as elliptical shapes. ● GFRP Radar Dome We manufacture sandwich-structured radar domes with good radio wave transmission characteristics from L to Ka bands, using GFRP/honeycomb core or foam core structures. We can accommodate sizes up to φ9m. ★ For more details, please request materials or download the documents. ★
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Sankyo Seisakusho utilizes a wide range of materials, from general-purpose plastics to advanced composite materials represented by carbon fiber reinforced plastics (CFRP), various metals, and inorganic materials, along with manufacturing technologies cultivated over 45 years. We respond accurately to the diverse needs of our customers, from conventional parts used in industrial equipment to advanced high-functionality structures for aerospace, radio, and aviation equipment. The workflow for FRP structures (parts) is as follows: 'Concept drawing from the customer → Analysis → Design → Manufacturing → Inspection/Testing → Delivery.' For anything related to FRP, please feel free to contact our web window at t.morimoto@sankyo-ss.co.jp. We strive to respond within 24 hours. (Web contact: Suzuki)