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19/06/2015
- Morgan Advanced Materials Launches New, Lightweight, High-Protection Silverback 4020 Elite Explosive Ordnance Disposal Suit
Morgan Advanced Materials has announced the launch of a new, lightweight explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) suit, the Silverback 4020 Elite suit, from its Composites & Defence Systems business. Combining new technology, cutting edge materials and premium quality garment construction, the suit gives users the highest levels of protection, while allowing them the freedom of movement required to successfully complete EOD tasks.
- Morgan Advanced Materials
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17/06/2015
- New Long-Lasting Ceramic Coating Launched by Morgan
An innovative silicon nitride coating for ceramic components is now available from Morgan Advanced Materials, across a variety of its oxide and non-oxide ceramic materials.
- Morgan Technical Ceramics
- Morgan Advanced Materials
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17/06/2015
- New Long-Lasting Ceramic Coating Launched by Morgan
An innovative silicon nitride coating for ceramic components is now available from Morgan Advanced Materials, across a variety of its oxide and non-oxide ceramic materials.
- Morgan Technical Ceramics
- Morgan Advanced Materials
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15/06/2015
- Morgan Advanced Materials and Tyr Tactical Announce Armor System Passes NIJ Level III Certification Testing Requirements
Morgan Advanced Materials' hard armor, in-conjunction with Tyr Tactical’s soft armor system, has successfully passed the ballistic, durability, and environmental requirements of the NIJ 0101.06 Level III certification process. Full NIJ certification is pending, with completion expected this summer. With a 10-inch x 12-inch plate weighing 2 pounds and just over ¾-inch thick, the modular and scalable system provides substantial weight and thickness advantages over stand-alone plates.
- Morgan Advanced Materials
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15/06/2015
- Morgan Advanced Materials and Tyr Tactical Announce Armor System Passes NIJ Level III Certification Testing Requirements
Morgan Advanced Materials' hard armor, in-conjunction with Tyr Tactical’s soft armor system, has successfully passed the ballistic, durability, and environmental requirements of the NIJ 0101.06 Level III certification process. Full NIJ certification is pending, with completion expected this summer. With a 10-inch x 12-inch plate weighing 2 pounds and just over ¾-inch thick, the modular and scalable system provides substantial weight and thickness advantages over stand-alone plates.
- Morgan Composites & Defence Systems
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09/06/2015
- New Silicon Carbide Materials Used in Components for Precious Metal Mining Applications
Large cross sectional parts have uniform density and grain size – less susceptible to catastrophic failure
- Morgan Seals and Bearings
- Morgan Advanced Materials
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09/06/2015
- New Silicon Carbide Materials Used in Components for Precious Metal Mining Applications
Large cross sectional parts have uniform density and grain size – less susceptible to catastrophic failure
- Morgan Seals and Bearings
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04/06/2015
- Morgan Advanced Materials Receives Favourable FDA Letter of Opinion for Use in Food Processing Applications
Morgan Advanced Materials has announced that it has received a favourable letter of opinion from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for a variety of its carbon/graphite, sintered silicon carbide, and reaction bonded silicon carbide materials produced by its Seals and Bearings business.
- Morgan Seals and Bearings
- Morgan Advanced Materials
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04/06/2015
- Morgan Advanced Materials Receives Favourable FDA Letter of Opinion for Use in Food Processing Applications
Morgan Advanced Materials has announced that it has received a favourable letter of opinion from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for a variety of its carbon/graphite, sintered silicon carbide, and reaction bonded silicon carbide materials produced by its Seals and Bearings business.
- Morgan Seals and Bearings
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02/06/2015
- Morgan and Loughborough University Collaborate for New Generation Flow Meters
Materials engineering company Morgan Advanced Materials has joined forces with a leading research university to investigate the use of alumina blocks in new generation ultrasonic flow meters. Together, Morgan and Loughborough University's Advanced Ceramics Research Group are exploring the potential use of reflective alumina blocks in place of the stainless steel blocks which are currently widely used in these applications.
- Morgan Technical Ceramics
- Morgan Advanced Materials