Composite in the infrastructure sector
Composite in the infrastructure sector
Precision milling carbon chassis for Delft Hyperloop
For Delft Hyperloop, Holland Composites performed precision milling work of a total of 60 holes, varying in size, in a carbon chassis. The part is part of SpaceX's Hyperloop competition, a competition between student teams from technical universities around the world.
Our extensive machine park includes a 5-axis CMS-Ares CNC milling machine with a working range of 5.5 x 2.5 x 2 meters. This is specially equipped for precision milling work in carbon, wood and light aluminum. Do you also have a challenge in the area of precision milling for your carbon composite products? We will gladly take it on!
Composite in the medical sector

Composite Seamless Operating Room / Cleanroom We are often approached as a composite manufacturer for a wide variety of orders. Our engineering team loves challenges and enjoys being creative with composite. Here you can see some examples of our special products:
Holland Composites has developed a modular system for walls of OR or clean rooms for the client. This is a complete operating room that meets all requirements.
This modular clean room is a solution in case of renovation, relocation or a temporary capacity problem, where the OR can be placed externally as a new building against an outside wall. It can also be built into an existing space. By using an innovative composite construction, the number of seams and sharp corners in the OR has been reduced to a minimum. This makes the room easy to clean. This ensures optimum hygiene and saves significantly on cleaning costs.
Composite in the automotive sector

Audi Wind Tunnel Composite Sensor Arm
For the Audi Wind Tunnel we made the a sensor arm out of composite. The customer's requirements were clear: a light and strong sensor arm that does not vibrate when held next to an Audi sports car driving at 250 km/h in the “Ingolstadt” wind tunnel. In addition, the sensor arm should also be as thin as possible so that it causes as little turbulence as possible in the wind tunnel.
We made this sensor arm on behalf of the company Solico Engineering. This was no easy task, but with the right composite designs, calculations and material(s), Solico Engineering, in good cooperation with Holland Composites and others, was able to deliver this according to the customer's expectations. A great example of again a perfect cooperation for a special project.