We have worked with a variety of advanced manufacturing companies in aerospace, defence electronics, or automotive trades. Modern advanced manufacturing, 3D printing, and the constant search for lighter and ‘greener’ materials bring new workplace challenges that we can help you with.
Do you need an anti-static bench cutting mat for trimming components on the hangar’s bench or electronics clean rooms? Have a look our Supaseal AS bench mats and tough-yet-sensitive self-healing mats on this website for more details.
Avoiding dents, scratches, swarf, and debris damage is very important when working with advanced composites like carbon fibre, or Kevlar.
Our self healing cutting mat A1 and other sizes are manufactured specifically to minimise cross contamination and foreign object debris damage making them ideal for use by F1 racing engineers and a host of other high value-added manufacturing trades.
From trim and upholstery to door seals, decals, adhesive patches, and badges, there is a need for our top-quality cutting mats in countless assembly line scenarios. As the Japanese automotive giant Toyota, says: ‘A single car has about 30,000 parts’.
Reliable and robust, with thicknesses varying from 3mm for the medium duty to 4.5mm for the heavy-duty cutting mats, these mats are ideal for protection of workbenches or for use on the composite parts themselves.
If you regularly work with composites then you could benefit from reading our guide on choosing the right heavy-duty workbench, which explores how different workbench types support precision cutting and assembly tasks.
If your cutting projects require mobility or frequent layout changes, explore our Durapump case study on heavy-duty mobile workbenches, demonstrating how robust, custom-built benches can complement your Rhino cutting mats for advanced manufacturing environments.
Although carbon fibre is becoming more common in industry it is a good idea to be well-informed about risks, pitfalls, and recommended PPE items if you are cutting or shaping it. So, we have included a handy Easy Laminates video on how to cut carbon fibre here: