HS Hyosung Advanced Materials targets aerospace, drone markets with carbon fiber

HS Hyosung Advanced Materials is showcasing carbon fiber products for aerospace, defense and drone applications at CAMX 2026 in Atlanta as it looks to expand into advanced industries. The three-day expo runs from Tuesday to Thursday local time and has more than 500 participating companies and about 7,000 expected visitors. CEO Lim Jin-dal said the event is an opportunity to share technologies and explore new business opportunities. The company is using its carbon fiber technologies and production bases in Korea, China and Vietnam to target global customers.

HS Hyosung Advanced Materials has participated in CAMX since the exhibition was launched in 2014.

The company is displaying 3K carbon fiber, 3K woven fabrics, drone composites and high-pressure vessels used in satellites.

Its Tansome carbon fiber was developed in 2011, and the company says it was the first Korean company to develop carbon fiber using its own technology.

HS Hyosung Advanced Materials began commercial production at its Jeonju plant in 2013, started production in China in 2024 and plans to begin operations in Vietnam in the second half of 2026.

The company obtained IATF 16949 certification in 2019 and AS9100 certification for aerospace in 2021.

Published Sep 23, 2026 11:48 am KST

Visitors look at Tansome carbon fiber products at HS Hyosung Advanced Materials' booth during CAMX 2026 in Atlanta, Tuesday. Courtesy of HS Hyosung Advanced Materials

HS Hyosung Advanced Materials is showcasing carbon fiber products for aerospace, defense and drone applications at CAMX 2026 in the United States, as the company seeks to expand into advanced industries.

The three-day Composites and Advanced Materials Expo runs from Tuesday to Thursday (local time) in Atlanta. More than 500 companies are participating, with about 7,000 visitors expected to attend. HS Hyosung Advanced Materials has participated in the annual exhibition since it was launched in 2014.

The company is displaying 3K carbon fiber, 3K woven fabrics and composites for drones, as well as high-pressure vessels used in satellites.

“CAMX 2026 is an important opportunity to share the latest technologies and market trends with major companies and customers in the global composites industry and explore new business opportunities,” HS Hyosung Advanced Materials CEO Lim Jin-dal said.

“Based on our high-performance carbon fiber technologies and stable supply capabilities, we will provide differentiated carbon fiber solutions for advanced industries, including aerospace.”

Carbon fiber has been used in automobiles and industrial products, including vehicle wheels, hoods and brake discs, as well as sports equipment such as hockey sticks, pickleball rackets and surfboards. It is also used as a core material for power transmission cables.

The company said applications are expanding into aerospace, defense and drones, where the material's low weight and high strength are important.

HS Hyosung Advanced Materials developed its Tansome carbon fiber in 2011, becoming the first Korean company to develop carbon fiber using its own technology. The material weighs about one-fourth as much as steel while offering 10 times its strength and seven times its elasticity, according to the company.

The company began commercial production at its Jeonju plant in 2013 and expanded overseas, starting production in China in 2024. It is preparing to begin operations in Vietnam in the second half of 2026.

The company will use its production bases in Korea, China and Vietnam to provide a stable supply to global customers.

HS Hyosung Advanced Materials obtained IATF 16949 certification for the automotive industry in 2019 and AS9100 certification for aerospace in 2021. In 2022, it developed H3065, a T-1000-class ultra-high-strength carbon fiber, becoming the third company globally to develop such a material after Japan and the U.S.

HS Hyosung先进材料公司正在亚特兰大举行的CAMX 2026展会上展示其用于航空航天、国防和无人机领域的碳纤维产品，旨在拓展其在先进产业领域的业务。此次为期三天的展会从当地时间周二至周四举行，预计将有超过500家公司参展，并吸引约7000名参观者。首席执行官林镇达表示，此次展会是分享技术和探索新商机的绝佳机会。该公司正利用其在韩国、中国和越南的碳纤维技术和生产基地，瞄准全球客户。

自 2014 年 CAMX 展览会创办以来，HS Hyosung Advanced Materials 就一直参加该展会。

该公司正在展示 3K 碳纤维、3K 编织织物、无人机复合材料和卫星中使用的高压容器。

该公司于 2011 年开发了 Tansome 碳纤维，并表示它是第一家利用自身技术开发碳纤维的韩国公司。

HS Hyosung Advanced Materials 于 2013 年在其全州工厂开始商业化生产，于 2024 年在中国开始生产，并计划于 2026 年下半年在越南开始运营。

该公司于 2019 年获得 IATF 16949 认证，并于 2021 年获得航空航天 AS9100 认证。

发布于2026年9月23日上午11:48（韩国标准时间）

周二，在亚特兰大举行的 CAMX 2026 展会上，参观者在 HS Hyosung Advanced Materials 的展位上观看 Tansome 碳纤维产品。图片由 HS Hyosung Advanced Materials 提供。

HS Hyosung Advanced Materials 正在美国 CAMX 2026 展会上展示用于航空航天、国防和无人机应用的碳纤维产品，该公司正寻求拓展到先进产业。

为期三天的复合材料及先进材料博览会于周二至周四（当地时间）在亚特兰大举行。超过500家公司参展，预计将吸引约7000名参观者。HS晓星先进材料公司自2014年该展会创办以来，每年都积极参与。

该公司正在展示用于无人机的 3K 碳纤维、3K 编织织物和复合材料，以及用于卫星的高压容器。

“CAMX 2026 是一个重要的机会，可以与全球复合材料行业的主要公司和客户分享最新的技术和市场趋势，并探索新的商机，”HS Hyosung Advanced Materials 首席执行官 Lim Jin-dal 表示。

“凭借我们高性能的碳纤维技术和稳定的供应能力，我们将为包括航空航天在内的先进行业提供差异化​​的碳纤维解决方案。”

碳纤维已被用于汽车和工业产品，包括车轮、引擎盖和刹车盘，以及曲棍球杆、匹克球拍和冲浪板等运动器材。它还可用作电力传输电缆的芯材。

该公司表示，该材料的应用范围正在扩展到航空航天、国防和无人机领域，在这些领域，该材料的轻质和高强度非常重要。

韩国晓星先进材料公司于2011年研发出Tansome碳纤维，成为首家自主研发碳纤维的韩国企业。据该公司称，这种材料的重量约为钢的四分之一，强度却是钢的十倍，弹性是钢的七倍。

该公司于 2013 年在全州工厂开始商业化生产，并向海外扩张，于 2024 年在中国开始生产。该公司正准备于 2026 年下半年在越南开始运营。

公司将利用其在韩国、中国和越南的生产基地，为全球客户提供稳定的供应。

HS Hyosung Advanced Materials 于 2019 年获得汽车行业的 IATF 16949 认证，并于 2021 年获得航空航天行业的 AS9100 认证。2022 年，该公司开发出 T-1000 级超高强度碳纤维 H3065，成为继日本和美国之后全球第三家开发出此类材料的公司。