CAMX 2026

Overview

Scott Bader will be exhibiting at CMAX 2026, North America's largest composites and advanced materials event, taking place September 21 to 24, 2026 at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta.

Find us on Booth BB34 in Building C, where our technical team will be showing the tooling systems, resins, gelcoats and structural adhesives that help fabricators and molders build better parts, faster.

CAMX is co-hosted by ACMA and SAMPE and brings together more than 7,000 attendees, 500 exhibits and over 100 technical sessions. It is where the North American composites industry compares processes, materials and results, from aerospace and advanced air mobility to infrastructure, transportation, marine and building products. 

Our booth is staffed by the technical specialists who support customers day to day. Whether you are working to a cycle time target, a de-mold time, a scrap rate, a weight reduction goal or a bonding challenge across dissimilar substrates, you can review the detail face to face with engineers who solve these problems continually. Where a solution needs proving, we will talk you through it from trial to testing, and the technical support available to take it to production. 

Why Visit Booth BB34

Three reasons to put Booth BB34 on your CAMX itinerary.

• Talk with technical experts, not a sales desk. Our chemists and technical specialists will be on the booth throughout the show, ready to discuss your process, your substrates and your production numbers.

• See a real part, not a sample board. We will have a finished component on the booth so you can inspect the surface finish, the bond line and the build quality for yourself.

• Work with a market leader with a global footprint. Over 100 years of chemistry, manufacturing on every continent, and local technical support wherever you produce.

What We Are Showcasing

Come and see: 

• Crestamould tooling systems. Matched tooling for plugs and molds built to tight dimensional tolerances, with excellent surface finish and fast de-mold times. Proven on parts from bus roofs to 12 meter wind blades. 

• Crestabond structural adhesives. Primerless MMA adhesives that bond dissimilar metals, composites and plastics with minimal surface preparation. An alternative to welding, riveting and mechanical fasteners, with a choice of working times to fit your line. 

• Crestapol and Crystic resin systems. Urethane acrylate and polyester resins engineered for demanding applications, with predictable wet-out, cure behavior and repeatable target weights. 

• Crestafire FST systems. Fire, smoke and toxicity performance for transportation, infrastructure and building applications, including systems tested to NFPA 130 and ASTM E84. 

• Sustainable composite panel technology. Bio-based resin and recycled PET core systems that cut resin uptake and panel weight compared with plywood, with no refrigerated storage required and no VOC concerns on the shop floor. 

• Global technical support. Trials, on-site support, process optimization and color matching. The service around the product is as important as the product itself. 

See It In Practice

Two projects worth reading before you visit, both on the booth agenda at BB34.

• Tooling for 12 meter wind blades using Crestamould systems. Plugs and molds built to a tight dimensional spec at serious scale, with the surface finish and fast de-mold times a production tooling program depends on. If tooling decides your part quality, start here.

• Composite Yacht use Scott Bader's market leading marine systems to manufacture a sport fishing boat. A family-run fabricator on Maryland's Eastern Shore, more than 20 years of production, using Crestapol 1250 urethane acrylate resin, Crestamould T27 and Crestomer 1152PA. The story is all shop floor: clean lamination, predictable vacuum draw-down, consistent cure and hitting exact target weights.

Booth Location

Booth BB34, Building C, Georgia World Congress Center. 

The CAMX exhibit hall is in Building C. Enter from Andrew Young International Boulevard, where registration and the Building C lobby lead directly into the hall. Pick up a show floor plan on arrival, or use the CAMX interactive floor plan to plan your route to BB34.