Composite Materials
Composites give freedom of form: lightweight, strong and visually premium products for transport, interiors and art objects.
Core materials
- carbon fiber
- aramid / kevlar
- fiberglass
- epoxy resin
- sandwich panels
- clear coat
Carbon Fiber
For premium parts, lightweight structures and products with a strong sporting DNA.
- Automotive: body kits, splitters, diffusers, air ducts and interior trims.
- Interior: tables, chairs, office desks and decorative panels.
- Finish: gloss, matte lacquer, colored carbon and tinted clear coat.
- Suitable for small-batch products and individual bespoke orders.
Carbon work
- interior parts
- exterior body kit
- furniture
- panels
- decorative elements
Aramid / Kevlar
Aramid fabrics are used where impact resistance, strength and a technical visual accent matter.
- A carbon and aramid hybrid can be used for decorative and protective parts.
- The yellow-gold shade of aramid fabric supports the premium Qajar palette.
- Applications: panels, reinforcements, protective elements, inner layers and design surfaces.
- Optimal for products with higher impact loads and a bespoke look.
Possible products
- protective panels
- colored weave
- reinforcements
- hybrid parts
- decorative layers
Fiberglass & Hybrids
The most flexible material for large forms, molds, body panels, hulls and complex interior decor.
- Body panels, retro car replicas and custom shells.
- Boats, consoles, covers, panels, hulls and yacht elements.
- Furniture and art objects with complex geometry.
- Forms and molds for further production of carbon or hybrid parts.
Fiberglass work
- molds
- master models
- hulls
- panels
- large forms
Hybrid Systems
Hybrid systems combine fabrics, resins, sandwich panels and finishes, so one part can take the strengths of several materials.
Core materials
- carbon fiber
- aramid / kevlar
- fiberglass
- epoxy resin
- sandwich panels
- clear coat
Complete Production Cycle
A complete path from sketch to finished product, with paint, clear coat, polishing and installation.
Concept & design
Idea, references, purpose and style.
3D / CAD
Digital model, fitment points, mounts and geometry.
Mold & tooling
Master model, mold and surface preparation.
Layup & infusion
Lamination, vacuum, resin and sandwich layers.
Finish & install
Trimming, fitting, clear coat, polishing and installation.
Technologies
- hand layup
- vacuum bagging
- infusion
- post-cure
- CNC / 3D master model
- finish
Complete List of Works
From a single bespoke piece to a branded concept, Qajar can cover the full cycle, from idea to finished product and installation.
Engineering and design
- Concept and sketch
- 3D / CAD model
- Material selection
- Mounting points
Production
- Master model
- Mold / form
- Hand layup
- Vacuum / infusion
Finish and installation
- Trimming and fitting
- Paint and clear coat
- Polishing
- Installation
Collaboration formats
- Individual project
- Small-batch production
- Prototype
- Branded concept
- Finishing and installation
Commission a Project
From a single bespoke piece to small-batch production, every Qajar project starts with a brief.
A useful brief covers
- What you want made, and where it will live
- Size, quantity and any fitment points
- Preferred material and finish
- Timing, and sketches or references if you have them
Materials Questions
Choosing a material, finishes and how parts are made.
Carbon gives minimal weight and high rigidity for premium, sporty parts. Aramid (Kevlar) adds impact resistance and a golden technical look. Fiberglass is the flexible base for large forms, bodies, hulls and molds. Hybrid systems combine them.
Qajar finishes carbon in gloss, matte lacquer, colored carbon and tinted clear coat.
Hand layup, vacuum bagging, resin infusion and post-cure, with CNC / 3D master models and a final finish of trimming, clear coat and polishing.
Yes. Qajar makes master models and molds, including fiberglass forms used for further production of carbon or hybrid parts.
Qajar, Bespoke Composite Atelier, is the bespoke projects division of Casforge Industrial Operations, making custom products commissioned directly by investors, companies and individuals.
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