February 22nd, 2010

Matrix is pleased to announce that we have officially passed the accreditation requirements of ISO 9001:2008 and have been awarded a certificate of registration by SAI Global. Read More

February 1st, 2010

Investors fortunate enough to have received an allocation of shares in the recent float of Matrix Composites & Engineering Ltd have seen their investment double in value in the 10 weeks since the Company was listed on the Australian Stock exchange on November 16th 2009. Read More

October 20th 2009

Matrix Composites & Engineering has completed the delivery of several major deepwater buoyancy contracts to major international OEM’s and Drilling Contractors.Read More

October 20th 2009

Matrix Composites & Engineering Limited announced today that it is undertaking the construction of a new state of the art facility in the Australian Marine Complex (AMC) Subsea Cluster at Henderson, south of Perth.Read More

October 18th 2009

Matrix Composites & Engineering Limited announced today that it will construct a fully instrumented 52 MPa ( approximately 7500PSI) full scale test chamber capable of testing subsea equipment.Read More

Subsea Buoyancy Foams

Syntactic foams are a combination of spherical, hollow bodies encapsulated in a polymeric matrix. The resultant materials are characterised by high compressive strength to weight ratios, low creep and low water ingress attributes.

Grades

XIRSynM Monolithic machinable syntactics
Available in depth ratings to 6000msw, in standard and custom sizes, for trim applications or for fabrication into complex structures and shapes.

XIRSyn Ultra
Designed for ultra-high performance applications, XIRSyn Ultra exhibits the highest compressive strength to weight ratio syntactics available with extremely low levels of elastic creep.

XIRSyn Macro
XIRSyn Macro is a lightweight, composite syntactic core material available in a wide variety of density/depth rating applications. Utilising high strength composite macrospheres, very low densities can be achieved to depth ratings of 14,764 feet.