Velocity Composites plc, together with its subsidiaries, provides engineered composite material kits to the aerospace industry in the United Kingdom, Europe, and internationally. It offers structural material kits, such as ply generation, shape management and configuration control, life management, and cutting and supply service, as well as materials comprising woven fabrics, unidirectional fabrics, impregnated metallic meshes, and film adhesives. The company also provides engineered vacuum bag material kits; and honeycomb, core potting compounds, and co-bonded materials, including hole potting compound kits, cut shape metallic foils and meshes for lightning strike protection/EMI shielding, honeycomb and foam core products, and kitted co-bonded films. In addition, it offers process optimization products, such as elastomeric intensification systems, elastomeric pre-form membranes, elastomeric tool feature protection to simplify vacuum bags, heater mats for composite repair and pre-forming, paint masking systems, cured component protection films, Mylar templates and shape verification systems, thermocouples, and vacuum connection systems, as well as engineering support and project implementation services. The company was founded in 2007 and is headquartered in Burnley, the United Kingdom.
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