What is the Role of a Composites Consultant in the UK?

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Hi, I'm Chris and I'm a consultant specialising in composites. I work and live in the UK.
 
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Welcome to PF Chris.
 
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Thank you for your welcome.
 
Chris Lyddon said:
... specialising in composites.
Hope you'll post some about this. :thumbup:
 

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