• By using containment shells made of CFRP fibre composite materials, the loss due to eddy currents in a magnetic coupling can be significantly reduced or eliminated.
• This significant improvement on conventional metal containment shells increases the efficiency of a pump or drive by up to 25%.
• In addition, the loss-free power transmission prevents the pumped medium from heating up. 

The RTM process is ideal for manufacturing high-quality CFRP  cans with high surface and reproducibility requirements. The textile semi-finished products made of carbon, glass or aramid fibres (preforms) are placed in a closable mould and then impregnated using resin injection. The result is a component with a final contour that is optimized for the load direction. Depending on requirements, the Connova Group also manufactures containment shells using the prepreg/autoclave process or moulding process. Depending on the requirements, we offer the optimal solution.