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Technical Fibre Products
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James Cropper PLC
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tfpglobal.com
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Public
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1845
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Technical Fibre Products (TFP) manufactures advanced wet-laid nonwoven materials and electrochemical coatings for industrial applications. Operating as the Advanced Materials division of James Cropper PLC (LSE: CRP), the Kendal, UK-based company produces a portfolio of proprietary material platforms: VECTIS™ (industrial-scale aligned fibre technology), Resillion™ (PEM electrolyser coatings), SurfaceTec™ (surfacing veils, including the world's lightest 2 g/m² carbon veil), EMITec™ (conductive nonwovens for EMI shielding), Optiveil® (carrier veils down to 2 g/m²), and UNIMAT™ (aligned nonwovens). Energy products include electrolyser coatings, IrO2/IrRuO2 and Pt/C catalysts, cell separators, coated electrodes, GDL substrates, and bipolar plate coatings for fuel cells and PEM electrolysers.

TFP serves a diversified customer base spanning aerospace, automotive, defence, batteries, hydrogen electrolysis, fuel cells, wind energy, carbon capture, medical, consumer electronics, marine, sporting goods, and advanced air mobility (eVTOL). Materials are qualified under ISO 9001 and AS9100 aerospace certifications for use on most commercial aircraft globally and supplied to Fortune 100 and 500 aerospace manufacturers, with 25+ years of defence sector supply. The business has operated in fibre technology and material science for over 175 years under the James Cropper group, founded in 1845.

The company operates a B2B enterprise sales model, selling bespoke, custom-engineered materials directly to large manufacturers through technical sales teams and long-term strategic partnerships. Revenue is generated primarily through one-time sales of advanced materials and coatings alongside co-development agreements and licensing-style partnerships, with quote-based pricing that is not publicly disclosed. The acquisition of PV3 Technologies (January 2021) expanded technical capabilities, and a 2025 strategic partnership with Hoerbiger brought bipolar plate coatings to the fuel cell and electrolyser market.

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Technical Fibre Products manufactures advanced wet-laid nonwovens and electrochemical coatings for aerospace, hydrogen electrolysis, fuel cells, automotive, and energy storage applications. Operating as the Advanced Materials division of James Cropper PLC (LSE: CRP), the Kendal, UK-based company supplies bespoke qualified materials to Fortune 100/500 manufacturers worldwide.

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wet-laid nonwovens, composite materials, electrolyser coatings, fuel cell materials, advanced fibre technology
Industry4 codes
1Technical Fabric Mills (Performance/Protective/Medical Substrates)
CodeIMAOABAHPrimaryYes
2Nonwoven Fabric Mills (Spunbond/Meltblown/Needle-punched)
CodeIMAOABACPrimaryNo
3Protective & Safety Textiles (FR/Arc/Heat/Cut/Chemical)
CodeIMAOADAAPrimaryNo
4Coated & Laminated Base Fabric Mills (Pre-finish Substrates)
CodeIMAOABAIPrimaryNo
NAICS code3 codes
  • Nonwoven Fabric Mills31323
  • Fabric Coating Mills31332
  • Textile and Fabric Finishing and Fabric Coating Mills3133
SIC code2 codes
  • Miscellaneous Fabricated Textile Products2390
  • Paints, Varnishes, Lacquers, Enamels & Allied Prods2851
Product category
Advanced Nonwoven Materials and Electrochemical Coatings
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Revenue model2 records
1Advanced Materials Product Sales
TypeOne Time License
Description

B2B sales of custom technical nonwoven materials and coatings to aerospace, automotive, energy, and industrial manufacturers. Products include composite solutions, electrolyser coatings, catalysts, and specialty fibres sold as bespoke solutions tailored to customer requirements.

advancedmaterials.jamescropper.com
2Strategic Partnership Development
TypeLicensing Royalties
Description

Long-term strategic partnerships with major customers including co-development agreements and tailored product development for specific system requirements.

advancedmaterials.jamescropper.com
Marketing channels7 records

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Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales
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B2B
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Hardware or Manufacturing
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1VECTIS™
Description

Industrial-scale aligned fibre technology platform for next-generation composites

advancedmaterials.jamescropper.com
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Core offering1 text field

Technical Fibre Products (TFP) manufactures wet-laid nonwoven materials and electrochemical coatings sold to industrial customers across aerospace, automotive, energy, and defence sectors. Its product portfolio spans Energy Solutions (electrolyser coatings, catalysts, cell separators, coated electrodes, GDL substrates, bipolar plate coatings) and Composite Solutions (surfacing veils, aligned nonwovens, conductive nonwovens, and functional nonwovens for abrasion, corrosion, EMI shielding, fire protection, static dissipation, and surface finish). Products are supplied as bespoke engineered materials tailored to specific customer and application requirements.

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  • Products in use on most commercial aircraft globally
+2 more records
Product overview1 text field

James Cropper Advanced Materials (Technical Fibre Products) is a manufacturer of advanced fibre-based materials operating as a single unified product portfolio with two main categories: Energy Solutions and Composite Solutions. Energy Solutions include electrolyser coatings (Resillion™), catalysts (IrO2, IrRuO2, Pt/C), cell separators, coated electrodes, GDL substrates, and bipolar plate coatings for PEM electrolysers and fuel cells. Composite Solutions comprise surfacing veils (SurfaceTec™, Optiveil®), conductive nonwovens (EMITec™), aligned nonwovens (UNIMAT™, VECTIS™), and functional nonwovens for abrasion resistance, corrosion resistance, EMI shielding, fire protection, recycled carbon, static dissipation, and surface finish. The proprietary VECTIS™ technology platform enables industrial-scale aligned fibre production for next-generation composites.

Product and service12 records
1VECTIS™ Technology Platform
CategoryAligned fibre technology platform
Description

Industrial-scale aligned fibre technology platform for next-generation composites that enables manufacturers to unlock aligned fibre technology at scale.

2Resillion™ Coating Technology
CategoryElectrolyser coating technology
Description

Proprietary coating technology for PEM electrolysers that optimises coating and adhesion to complex geometries, protects against corrosion, and improves long-term component performance.

3SurfaceTec™ Surfacing Veils
CategoryComposite surfacing veil
Description

Surfacing veils that deliver exceptional fibre distribution and minimal weight addition (as low as 2 g/m²) with high and even resin wet out for optimised composite production.

4EMITec™ Conductive Nonwovens
CategoryConductive nonwoven composite
Description

Conductive nonwovens providing EMI shielding for electronic applications with exceptional flexibility and conformability, uniform fibre distribution, and area weights as low as 4 g/m².

5Optiveil® Carrier Veils
CategoryComposite carrier veil
Description

Carrier veils designed for adhesive layer applications, enabling easy handling and integration with production processes and consistent bond lines.

6UNIMAT™ Aligned Nonwovens
CategoryAligned nonwoven composite
Description

Aligned nonwoven materials for advanced composite applications requiring specific fibre orientation.

7Electrolyser Coatings
CategoryEnergy solution - electrolyser coatings
Description

PTL coatings for PEM electrolysers that optimise coating and adhesion to complex geometries, protect against corrosion, and increase current density.

8Catalysts
CategoryEnergy solution - catalysts
Description

Anode catalysts (IrO2 and IrRuO2) and cathode catalysts (Pt/C) designed for the manufacture of catalyst coated membranes (CCMs).

9Cell Separators
CategoryEnergy solution - cell separators
Description

Materials designed for use in energy storage and power generation systems including battery separators.

10Coated Electrodes
CategoryEnergy solution - coated electrodes
Description

Coated electrodes for fuel cells and electrolysers providing enhanced efficiency and durability.

11GDL Substrate
CategoryEnergy solution - GDL substrates
Description

Gas diffusion layer substrates for fuel cell applications designed to enhance efficiency and durability.

12Bipolar Plate Coatings
CategoryEnergy solution - bipolar plate coatings
Description

Coatings that protect bipolar plates (BPPs) against corrosion in fuel cell and electrolyser systems.

Scale indicator5 records

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Partnership1 partner
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-03-31
Description

James Cropper and Hoerbiger launched a high-performance drop-in bipolar plate coating solution. The partnership combines James Cropper's Resillion coating technology with Hoerbiger's bipolar plate manufacturing expertise to deliver improved corrosion protection and performance for fuel cell and electrolyser applications.

Recent move6 records

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Expansion highlight6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Global producer of technical textiles and nonwovens for automotive, construction, and energy applications. Comparable business model, scale, and end-market mix to TFP, particularly in automotive composites and industrial filtration.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Specialty nonwoven manufacturer producing technical nonwovens for filtration, industrial, and energy applications. Closely comparable to TFP in materials technology, B2B industrial customer base, and product families spanning performance substrates.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Major supplier of advanced composite materials and resins for aerospace and industrial markets. Overlaps with TFP in aerospace composite supply chains and increasingly in hydrogen-related materials, but at substantially larger scale and broader portfolio.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Manufacturer of specialty nonwovens and filtration media serving industrial, energy, and transportation markets. Directly comparable to TFP's wet-laid nonwoven process know-how and customer overlap in mobility and industrial applications.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Specialty fibre-based materials manufacturer producing nonwovens and filtration media. Comparable in wet-laid process technology and supply to industrial, energy, and healthcare customers overlapping with TFP's segments.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Specialty technical textiles and nonwovens manufacturer serving aerospace, defence, automotive, and industrial markets. Comparable product portfolio of high-performance nonwovens and direct overlap with TFP in aerospace and industrial composite applications.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Diversified advanced materials supplier including composites, carbon fibre, and specialty polymers. Comparable to TFP in advanced composite and carbon-based substrates for aerospace, automotive, and energy transition applications.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Manufacturer of carbon-based materials including carbon fibre, felts, and composites. Comparable to TFP in carbon veil substrates and aligned-fibre composite materials serving aerospace, energy, and industrial markets.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Diversified advanced materials major producing carbon fibre, composites, and nonwoven substrates. Comparable to TFP in carbon fibre veils and aligned-fibre composites for aerospace and automotive, but operates at much larger scale across multiple material categories.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Producer of carbon fibre and composite materials for aerospace, automotive, and sporting goods. Comparable end-market exposure to TFP, particularly in advanced composite substrates and aligned-fibre applications.

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Weaknesses5 records

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Competitive moat4 records

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Key risks6 records

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Key highlights7 records

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Segment13 records

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Ideal customer profile4 records

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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Technical Fibre Products

Advanced Nonwoven Materials and Electrochemical Coatingstfpglobal.com

Technical Fibre Products manufactures advanced wet-laid nonwovens and electrochemical coatings for aerospace, hydrogen electrolysis, fuel cells, automotive, and energy storage applications. Operating as the Advanced Materials division of James Cropper PLC (LSE: CRP), the Kendal, UK-based company supplies bespoke qualified materials to Fortune 100/500 manufacturers worldwide.

What Technical Fibre Products does

Technical Fibre Products (TFP) manufactures advanced wet-laid nonwoven materials and electrochemical coatings for industrial applications. Operating as the Advanced Materials division of James Cropper PLC (LSE: CRP), the Kendal, UK-based company produces a portfolio of proprietary material platforms: VECTIS™ (industrial-scale aligned fibre technology), Resillion™ (PEM electrolyser coatings), SurfaceTec™ (surfacing veils, including the world's lightest 2 g/m² carbon veil), EMITec™ (conductive nonwovens for EMI shielding), Optiveil® (carrier veils down to 2 g/m²), and UNIMAT™ (aligned nonwovens). Energy products include electrolyser coatings, IrO2/IrRuO2 and Pt/C catalysts, cell separators, coated electrodes, GDL substrates, and bipolar plate coatings for fuel cells and PEM electrolysers.

TFP serves a diversified customer base spanning aerospace, automotive, defence, batteries, hydrogen electrolysis, fuel cells, wind energy, carbon capture, medical, consumer electronics, marine, sporting goods, and advanced air mobility (eVTOL). Materials are qualified under ISO 9001 and AS9100 aerospace certifications for use on most commercial aircraft globally and supplied to Fortune 100 and 500 aerospace manufacturers, with 25+ years of defence sector supply. The business has operated in fibre technology and material science for over 175 years under the James Cropper group, founded in 1845.

The company operates a B2B enterprise sales model, selling bespoke, custom-engineered materials directly to large manufacturers through technical sales teams and long-term strategic partnerships. Revenue is generated primarily through one-time sales of advanced materials and coatings alongside co-development agreements and licensing-style partnerships, with quote-based pricing that is not publicly disclosed. The acquisition of PV3 Technologies (January 2021) expanded technical capabilities, and a 2025 strategic partnership with Hoerbiger brought bipolar plate coatings to the fuel cell and electrolyser market.

Technical Fibre Products firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Technical Fibre Products
Legal name
James Cropper PLC
Website
https://tfpglobal.com
Company type
Public
Founded year
1845
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
101–250 employees
Short description
Technical Fibre Products manufactures advanced wet-laid nonwovens and electrochemical coatings for aerospace, hydrogen electrolysis, fuel cells, automotive, and energy storage applications. Operating as the Advanced Materials division of James Cropper PLC (LSE: CRP), the Kendal, UK-based company supplies bespoke qualified materials to Fortune 100/500 manufacturers worldwide.
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Technical Fibre Products industry classification

Industry
Product category
Advanced Nonwoven Materials and Electrochemical Coatings
NAICS
Nonwoven Fabric Mills (31323), Fabric Coating Mills (31332), Textile and Fabric Finishing and Fabric Coating Mills (3133)
SIC
Miscellaneous Fabricated Textile Products (2390), Paints, Varnishes, Lacquers, Enamels & Allied Prods (2851)
akta.pro primary industry
Technical Fabric Mills (Performance/Protective/Medical Substrates) (IMAOABAH)
akta.pro secondary industries
Nonwoven Fabric Mills (Spunbond/Meltblown/Needle-punched) (IMAOABAC), Protective & Safety Textiles (FR/Arc/Heat/Cut/Chemical) (IMAOADAA), Coated & Laminated Base Fabric Mills (Pre-finish Substrates) (IMAOABAI)

Keywords

  • Wet-laid nonwovens
  • Composite materials
  • Electrolyser coatings
  • Fuel cell materials
  • Advanced fibre technology

Where Technical Fibre Products is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Kendal
HQ country
United Kingdom
HQ region
Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

Technical Fibre Products business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Advanced Materials Product Sales: B2B sales of custom technical nonwoven materials and coatings to aerospace, automotive, energy, and industrial manufacturers. Products include composite solutions, electrolyser coatings, catalysts, and specialty fibres sold as bespoke solutions tailored to customer requirements.
  2. Strategic Partnership Development: Long-term strategic partnerships with major customers including co-development agreements and tailored product development for specific system requirements.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels7 records

Technical Fibre Products product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Technical Fibre Products (TFP) manufactures wet-laid nonwoven materials and electrochemical coatings sold to industrial customers across aerospace, automotive, energy, and defence sectors. Its product portfolio spans Energy Solutions (electrolyser coatings, catalysts, cell separators, coated electrodes, GDL substrates, bipolar plate coatings) and Composite Solutions (surfacing veils, aligned nonwovens, conductive nonwovens, and functional nonwovens for abrasion, corrosion, EMI shielding, fire protection, static dissipation, and surface finish). Products are supplied as bespoke engineered materials tailored to specific customer and application requirements.

Product overview

James Cropper Advanced Materials (Technical Fibre Products) is a manufacturer of advanced fibre-based materials operating as a single unified product portfolio with two main categories: Energy Solutions and Composite Solutions. Energy Solutions include electrolyser coatings (Resillion™), catalysts (IrO2, IrRuO2, Pt/C), cell separators, coated electrodes, GDL substrates, and bipolar plate coatings for PEM electrolysers and fuel cells. Composite Solutions comprise surfacing veils (SurfaceTec™, Optiveil®), conductive nonwovens (EMITec™), aligned nonwovens (UNIMAT™, VECTIS™), and functional nonwovens for abrasion resistance, corrosion resistance, EMI shielding, fire protection, recycled carbon, static dissipation, and surface finish. The proprietary VECTIS™ technology platform enables industrial-scale aligned fibre production for next-generation composites.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • VECTIS™: Industrial-scale aligned fibre technology platform for next-generation composites
  • Resillion™
  • SurfaceTec™
  • EMITec™
  • Optiveil®
  • UNIMAT™

Products and services

  • VECTIS™ Technology Platform Industrial-scale aligned fibre technology platform for next-generation composites that enables manufacturers to unlock aligned fibre technology at scale.
  • Resillion™ Coating Technology Proprietary coating technology for PEM electrolysers that optimises coating and adhesion to complex geometries, protects against corrosion, and improves long-term component performance.
  • SurfaceTec™ Surfacing Veils Surfacing veils that deliver exceptional fibre distribution and minimal weight addition (as low as 2 g/m²) with high and even resin wet out for optimised composite production.
  • EMITec™ Conductive Nonwovens Conductive nonwovens providing EMI shielding for electronic applications with exceptional flexibility and conformability, uniform fibre distribution, and area weights as low as 4 g/m².
  • Optiveil® Carrier Veils Carrier veils designed for adhesive layer applications, enabling easy handling and integration with production processes and consistent bond lines.
  • UNIMAT™ Aligned Nonwovens Aligned nonwoven materials for advanced composite applications requiring specific fibre orientation.
  • Electrolyser Coatings PTL coatings for PEM electrolysers that optimise coating and adhesion to complex geometries, protect against corrosion, and increase current density.
  • Catalysts Anode catalysts (IrO2 and IrRuO2) and cathode catalysts (Pt/C) designed for the manufacture of catalyst coated membranes (CCMs).
  • Cell Separators Materials designed for use in energy storage and power generation systems including battery separators.
  • Coated Electrodes Coated electrodes for fuel cells and electrolysers providing enhanced efficiency and durability.
  • GDL Substrate Gas diffusion layer substrates for fuel cell applications designed to enhance efficiency and durability.
  • Bipolar Plate Coatings Coatings that protect bipolar plates (BPPs) against corrosion in fuel cell and electrolyser systems.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Products in use on most commercial aircraft globally
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use Technical Fibre Products

Customer profile

Named customers1 record

Segments13 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Technical Fibre Products technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed Yes

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AI maturity

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Feature9 records

Technical Fibre Products partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

  • HoerbigercoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 31 March 2025James Cropper and Hoerbiger launched a high-performance drop-in bipolar plate coating solution. The partnership combines James Cropper's Resillion coating technology with Hoerbiger's bipolar plate manufacturing expertise to deliver improved corrosion protection and performance for fuel cell and electrolyser applications.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Technical Fibre Products competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Freudenberg Performance Materials: Global producer of technical textiles and nonwovens for automotive, construction, and energy applications. Comparable business model, scale, and end-market mix to TFP, particularly in automotive composites and industrial filtration.
  • Hollingsworth & Vose: Specialty nonwoven manufacturer producing technical nonwovens for filtration, industrial, and energy applications. Closely comparable to TFP in materials technology, B2B industrial customer base, and product families spanning performance substrates.
  • Alkegen (formerly Lydall): Manufacturer of specialty nonwovens and filtration media serving industrial, energy, and transportation markets. Directly comparable to TFP's wet-laid nonwoven process know-how and customer overlap in mobility and industrial applications.
  • Ahlstrom: Specialty fibre-based materials manufacturer producing nonwovens and filtration media. Comparable in wet-laid process technology and supply to industrial, energy, and healthcare customers overlapping with TFP's segments.
  • Porcher Industries: Specialty technical textiles and nonwovens manufacturer serving aerospace, defence, automotive, and industrial markets. Comparable product portfolio of high-performance nonwovens and direct overlap with TFP in aerospace and industrial composite applications.

Broad incumbents

  • Solvay Composite Materials: Major supplier of advanced composite materials and resins for aerospace and industrial markets. Overlaps with TFP in aerospace composite supply chains and increasingly in hydrogen-related materials, but at substantially larger scale and broader portfolio.
  • Mitsubishi Chemical Advanced Materials: Diversified advanced materials supplier including composites, carbon fibre, and specialty polymers. Comparable to TFP in advanced composite and carbon-based substrates for aerospace, automotive, and energy transition applications.
  • SGL Carbon: Manufacturer of carbon-based materials including carbon fibre, felts, and composites. Comparable to TFP in carbon veil substrates and aligned-fibre composite materials serving aerospace, energy, and industrial markets.
  • Toray Advanced Materials: Diversified advanced materials major producing carbon fibre, composites, and nonwoven substrates. Comparable to TFP in carbon fibre veils and aligned-fibre composites for aerospace and automotive, but operates at much larger scale across multiple material categories.
  • Teijin Carbon: Producer of carbon fibre and composite materials for aerospace, automotive, and sporting goods. Comparable end-market exposure to TFP, particularly in advanced composite substrates and aligned-fibre applications.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Technical Fibre Products social profiles

Digital presence

Technical Fibre Products compliance and trust

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Compliance2 records

Technical Fibre Products financial estimates

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Technical Fibre Products leadership team

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Technical Fibre Products funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Technical Fibre Products M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A1 record

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Technical Fibre Products

What does Technical Fibre Products do?

Technical Fibre Products (TFP) manufactures wet-laid nonwoven materials and electrochemical coatings sold to industrial customers across aerospace, automotive, energy, and defence sectors. Its product portfolio spans Energy Solutions (electrolyser coatings, catalysts, cell separators, coated electrodes, GDL substrates, bipolar plate coatings) and Composite Solutions (surfacing veils, aligned nonwovens, conductive nonwovens, and functional nonwovens for abrasion, corrosion, EMI shielding, fire protection, static dissipation, and surface finish). Products are supplied as bespoke engineered materials tailored to specific customer and application requirements.

Is Technical Fibre Products a public or private company?

Technical Fibre Products is a public company. It is classified as public and is currently operating.

When was Technical Fibre Products founded?

Technical Fibre Products was founded in 1845. It employs 101 to 250 people.

Where is Technical Fibre Products based?

Technical Fibre Products is headquartered in Kendal, United Kingdom, in the Europe region.

How does Technical Fibre Products make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. Advanced Materials Product Sales are the primary driver. The others are strategic Partnership Development.

Who are Technical Fibre Products's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Freudenberg Performance Materials, Hollingsworth & Vose, Alkegen (formerly Lydall), Ahlstrom and Porcher Industries. Broad incumbents are Solvay Composite Materials, Mitsubishi Chemical Advanced Materials, SGL Carbon, Toray Advanced Materials and Teijin Carbon.

Does Technical Fibre Products have an API?

No public API is recorded for Technical Fibre Products.

What industry is Technical Fibre Products in?

Technical Fibre Products's product category is Advanced Nonwoven Materials and Electrochemical Coatings. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMAOABAH, Technical Fabric Mills (Performance/Protective/Medical Substrates), with a secondary code of IMAOABAC, Nonwoven Fabric Mills (Spunbond/Meltblown/Needle-punched). Its NAICS code is 31323 and its SIC code is 2390.

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SciencedirectInfluence of thermoplastic fibre-epoxy adhesion on the interlaminar fracture toughness of interleaved polymer compositesA study investigated the influence of thermoplastic fibre-epoxy adhesion on the interlaminar fracture toughness of interleaved polymer composites, utilizing ozone and UV surface treatments on PEI and PPS veils. The research found that while ozone treatment increased oxygen-containing groups on PEI fibres, it resulted in poor adhesion to the epoxy matrix compared to other methods. Materials including carbon fibre fabric, epoxy resin, and thermoplastic veils were sourced from suppliers such as DOSTKIMYA, Hexion, Technical Fibre Products, MilliporeSigma, and Solvay.CompositesworldAn Integral EMI Shielding Solution for Composite StructuresThe article discusses the development and application of an EMI shielding solution integrated into composite structures, presented by Technical Fibre Products. It emphasizes the use of conductive nonwoven materials that are lightweight, flexible, and effective for use in electronics, automotive, and aerospace applications, particularly for battery enclosures in high throughput BEV manufacturing.PR NewswireFuel Cell Bipolar Plate Market to Advance at CAGR of 57.5% during Forecast Period, TMR StudyTransparency Market Research released a study forecasting the fuel cell bipolar plate market to grow at a CAGR of 57.5% from 2020 to 2030, reaching an estimated value of US$ 4.4 billion. The report highlights that advancements in composite materials and government subsidies for green energy are driving commercialization, particularly in the Asia Pacific region. Key industry participants identified include Technical Fibre Products Limited, Veco B.V., and Nisshinbo Chemical Inc.CompositesworldTFP highlights basalt veil and intumescent fire protection materialsTFP Technical Fibre Products, a U.K.-based manufacturer, is featuring its lightweight basalt veil for high-temperature composite applications, stable up to 850°C, as well as its TECNOFIRE range of intumescent fire protection materials that expand up to 35 times their original thickness when exposed to heat. The company's E20MI Mat recently demonstrated it can achieve the EN45545 standard's HL2 R1 rating when combined with compatible prepreg, a key compliance criteria for rail components. The materials are used in applications including bridges, fire doors, buses, trains, trams, and structural panels.