microlaminated
Microlaminated refers to a class of materials or structures composed of many micro-scale laminae bonded together to form a laminate with properties that differ from those of the constituent materials. Laminae are thin layers, typically ranging from a few micrometers to a few hundred micrometers in thickness, stacked in parallel or oriented at specific angles to achieve desired anisotropy.
Common microlaminates include wood-based laminates (thin veneers bonded with adhesives under heat and pressure), polymer laminates
Advantages of microlaminates include improved specific strength and stiffness, tailorable thermal expansion, enhanced barrier properties, and
Applications span aerospace, automotive, construction, electronics packaging, protective equipment, and architectural materials, where customized stiffness, strength,