Vamper GmbH bets on cork to improve the comfort of new motorhomes
With comfort and sustainability in mind, Vamper has decided to use cork for the first time in a pioneering project to convert a Mercedes Sprinter into a motorhome.
Case Studies & Articles
HYK Outdoors unveils new teardrop camper with cork as the core material
HYK Outdoors, one of the premier makers of handcrafted campers in the USA, choose cork as a structural and visual material for the breakthrough teardrop camper design.
5 reasons to choose a sustainable Heavy Mass Layer
Choosing a high-performance Heavy Mass Layer that also contributes to the industry’s sustainability has become increasingly important. This was how our MAC020 Heavy Mass Layer was born.
Cork is used inside Mazda’s new 100% electric car
Cork was chosen for the interior lining of the car because it is a sustainable and biodegradable raw material
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Alfa Pendular CP
CP’s entire fleet of Alfa Pendular trains is currently being remodeled, with the integration of cork solutions from Amorim Cork Composites specifically developed for the railway industry.
Case Studies
Amorim cork used inside the MINI Strip
Integrated in the dashboard, sun visors and doors, cork is a natural raw material that provides the German brand's car with comfort, water resistance, thermal and acoustic insulation, and anti-vibration.
Cork is used in the new 100% electric Mobilize vehicles of the Renault Group
Cork was selected for the new Mobilize vehicles because it is a natural and sustainable raw material.
Cork's contribution to Germany’s ongoing revolution in its rural mobility
Used on the floor of the MONOCABs cork endows lightness, comfort and thermal, acoustic and anti-vibration insulation to the vehicle.
Amorim Cork Composites materials used in Rolls Royce record-breaking all-electric plane
Amorim Cork Composites is celebrating the successful test flight of a groundbreaking electric plane that used Amorim Cork Composites materials in its battery system.
Cork reducing weight in river cruise ships
A primary cork decking used in a 6* river cruising ship built by MV WERTFEN for the Genting Group. The result? Better navigation performance and a significant reduction in the installation time.