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Wind Turbines

Whisper-quiet wind turbines that catch as much as three times more wind than conventional aero-shaped variety, while eliminating the threat to airborne wildlife

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Rackets

Rackets that prevent arm injuries including tennis elbow, the most frequent and debilitating tennis injury for professionals and amateurs alike. These injuries largely occur from playing with conventional hollow-framed rackets. Xene Corporation, under the “Donnay” brand, filled its frames with solid-core Xenecore that dampens shock and vibration while increasing power, control and stability.

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Bicycle Frames

Ultra-light bicycle frames that give rough riders the cushioning they need whether they’re racing down the mountain or navigating city potholes and curbs..

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Automotive Applications

Automotive applications that improve mileage and help manufacturers reach tough CAFÉ standards in 2030 by lightening the load.

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Marine

Xenecore’s high strength-to-lightweight ratio results in more buoyant parts such as rudders, propellers and hulls and its shock-absorbing qualities results in quieter and more accurate parts.

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News

Drag-based wind turbine design for higher energy capture

–CompositesWorld Magazine

Revolutionary Carbon Aero Road Bike: LeMond 8 Finally Arrives

–Cyclist.co.uk

Donnay Allwood 102 Hexacore Unibody

–Racket Pedia

Industries

The Home & Office Fanturbine

Introducing the Fanturbine Home & Office 5-kilowatt-hour wind-energy turbine breakthrough, that not only helps save the planet but also saves you big bucks on your home or office electric bills. Made with Xenecore’s patented carbon-composite combination of high-tensile strength, lightweight, customization and cost-effectiveness, the revolutionary new fan-shaped blades capture more than two-to-three times the wind of conventional aero-shaped blades and turns it into enough electricity to take care of all your average home and small office energy needs.

That’s why we call the Fanturbine “FANtastic!”