Anders Paulsson

DIAB has been at the leading edge of composite core material development for over fifty years. In particular it has pioneered the use of the sandwich concept to make structures that are significantly lighter and stronger than those made from steel, aluminum and wood. The company has also been very much the technology leader in its field. DIAB was instrumental in introducing core kits to enable its customers to speed their fabrication processes, improve quality, reduce inventory levels and cut waste. It has also been in the vanguard of new environment-friendly processing developments such as DIAB Core Infusion™. DIAB is one of world's largest manufacturers of structural core materials supplying a wide range of markets including marine, wind energy, transportation, aerospace and industry. DIAB has manufacturing facilities on four continents and three research and development centers. In addition it has seventeen operating subsidiaries and strategically located distributors around the world so that it can offer close support to its global customer base. The company has always been much more than just a materials supplier. To this end DIAB endeavors to establish long-term partnerships with its customers by not only supplying high performance materials but also providing an extensive range of technical support services that include process development, structural design and training.

AcobiaFLUX AB is a Swedish company that relies on established concepts and components to create solutions for each new project. The private company is based in Gothenburg, Sweden and has subsidiaries in Sweden. The company's approach is not to reinvent the wheel, but to build upon proven solutions.

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