Samyang Comtech held an opening ceremony for its 'Aerospace Materials Center'.


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According to Samyang Comtech on September 23, the Aerospace Materials Center will serve as a collaborative base for joint research and development with the Korea Institute of Ceramic Engineering and Technology and for the commercialization of advanced aerospace materials. The company plans to establish a collaborative foundation that connects the execution of R&D projects, technological advancement, and commercialization, while continuously identifying new business opportunities in the aerospace materials sector.


Samyang Comtech has been gradually laying the groundwork for entry into the field of aerospace ceramics materials. Starting with the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Korea Institute of Ceramic Engineering and Technology on February 12, the company launched an aerospace ceramics materials development task force (TF) on May 1. On September 1, Samyang Comtech also signed a technology implementation agreement with the Korea Institute of Ceramic Engineering and Technology regarding "Composite oxide scale-forming wear-resistant ceramic composites and their manufacturing methods," accelerating the process of securing technology.



A representative from Samyang Comtech stated, "The opening of this Aerospace Materials Center will serve as an important foundation for expanding our ceramic and composite material technologies, which have been accumulated in the ballistic and protective sectors, into the aerospace field. Through close R&D and commercialization cooperation with the Korea Institute of Ceramic Engineering and Technology, we will continue to advance our materials technology to withstand ultra-high temperature environments and foster the aerospace materials business as a new growth engine."


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