Composite layup is a manufacturing process used to create composite materials by layering different materials, typically fibers and resins. This technique allows for the combination of various properties, such as strength, weight, and flexibility, making it ideal for applications in industries like aerospace, automotive, and sports equipment. During the composite layup process, layers of fiberglass, carbon fiber, or other materials are arranged in specific orientations and bonded together using a resin. The resulting structure is lightweight yet strong, providing enhanced performance compared to traditional materials. Proper curing and finishing techniques are essential to ensure the durability and effectiveness of the composite product.