Hexcel Unveils Key Composite Innovations at CAMX 2026

Event summary

Hexcel showcases new materials and manufacturing innovations at CAMX 2026, Sept. 22-24 in Atlanta.
HexWeb® HRH-10® aerospace honeycomb achieves NCAMP qualification, establishing first public database for honeycomb core materials.
HexPly® M901 fast-curing prepreg system expands U.S. manufacturing at Salt Lake City facility.
HexWeb® Vented Flex-Core® aluminum honeycomb introduced for next-generation space launch systems.

The big picture

Hexcel's innovations at CAMX 2026 underscore the critical role of advanced composites in next-generation aerospace, defense, and space applications. The company's vertically integrated supply chain and focus on manufacturing efficiency position it to capitalize on the increasing demand for lightweight, high-performance materials. The NCAMP qualification of HRH-10 honeycomb marks a significant milestone in standardizing composite materials, potentially reducing qualification costs and speeding up industry-wide adoption.

What we're watching

Industry Adoption: How the NCAMP qualification of HRH-10 honeycomb will accelerate adoption of advanced composite structures in aerospace.
Manufacturing Scalability: Whether Hexcel's expanded M901 production can meet growing demand for faster composite manufacturing across multiple industries.
Space Applications: The pace at which Hexcel's Vented Flex-Core® aluminum honeycomb will be integrated into next-generation space launch systems.