Mikrosam, based in Prilep, Macedonia, has announced the successful delivery of a high-performance filament winding system to Epsilon Composite in Ankara, Turkey. The system, aimed at wet winding over cylindrical mandrels, is designed to support Epsilon's composite tank production for high-performance applications, particularly in the automotive industry focusing on modern and heavy-duty vehicles requiring large hydrogen storage capacities. This system, which can also wind mandrels with towpreg material in the future, showcases Mikrosam's ability to deliver integrated composites manufacturing solutions. The delivered solution includes key components like a filament winding machine, an impregnation resin bath system, an electronic fiber creel and tension system, WindingExpert software, and a stationary curing oven. Epsilon plans to revolutionize the production of hydrogen storage tanks and aerostructure components using this technology, emphasizing innovation, efficiency, and sustainability. The seamless integration of the system with Epsilon's K1 technology enables the production of lightweight, large-diameter composite parts with optimal stiffness while ensuring high productivity and reliability. Both companies will showcase their expertise at JEC World 2025. This development signifies a significant advancement in composite manufacturing technology and its application in the production of critical components for high-performance industries.