Albany Engineered Composites to showcase advanced solutions at CAMX 2026
- Albany Engineered Composites will exhibit at CAMX 2026 in Atlanta from September 21 to 24
- The company will showcase eight advanced composite solutions including 3D-woven structures and metal replacement options
- Technologies target commercial aerospace, defense, missiles, space, and advanced air mobility sectors
- Albany International operates 25 facilities across 12 countries with approximately 5,700 employees

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Albany Engineered Composites, a segment of Albany International Corp. (NYSE: AIN), will exhibit at CAMX 2026 from September 21 to 24 in Atlanta.
The company plans to highlight its Advanced Composite Solutions portfolio at booth K26 in the Georgia World Congress Center. This vertically integrated suite supports demanding aerospace and defense applications through engineering and manufacturing capabilities.
Technology Showcase
Albany’s solutions address complex challenges across commercial aerospace, defense, missiles, space, and advanced air mobility. The portfolio combines material expertise with design and production capabilities to help customers progress structures from concept to scalable manufacturing.
Jared Armstrong, vice president of customers and marketing at Albany, stated that the event provides an opportunity to engage with customers and partners on technologies needed for next-generation composite applications.
Key Solutions
The company will showcase eight specific Advanced Composite Solutions:
- 3D-Woven Structures: Integrated architectures for lightweight, high-performance structures supporting production scalability and metallic replacement.
- Out-of-Autoclave Processing: Manufacturing approaches designed to reduce processing complexity for production-ready composites.
- High-Temperature Composites: Capabilities for demanding environments including aerospace propulsion, hypersonic, and defense applications.
- Design for Manufacturing (DFM): Engineering expertise to optimize composite designs for repeatable, scalable production.
- Metal Replacement Solutions: Components engineered to replace legacy metallic parts while supporting weight reduction and part consolidation.
- Braided Architectures: Advanced braided composites enabling highly integrated, lightweight structures for aerospace and defense.
- Autoclave Processing: Industrialized manufacturing capabilities for high-performance composite structures and components.
- Filament Winding: Precision manufacturing for cylindrical and complex structures requiring repeatable fiber architectures.
Company Overview
Albany Engineered Composites designs and manufactures advanced engineered composite components for engine and airframe applications in commercial and military aircraft, missiles, and unmanned vehicles. These specialty solutions aim to improve aircraft performance, fuel efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and environmental impact.
Albany International operates two core businesses: Machine Clothing, which produces custom-designed consumable belts for paper and industrial applications, and Albany Engineered Composites. The company is headquartered in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, operates 25 facilities in 12 countries, and employs approximately 5,700 people worldwide.
How might Albany's focus on out-of-autoclave processing impact its competitive positioning against traditional autoclave-dependent composite manufacturers?
What specific revenue growth targets has Albany International set for the Engineered Composites segment as it scales production for next-generation aerospace programs?
Which major defense or commercial aerospace contracts is Albany likely to leverage these new 3D-woven and braided architectures to secure in the coming fiscal year?





























