
Rtm & Infusion
Infusion and RTM methods are seen as the best future methods for producing composites. Two molds (female and male) with gelcoat applied are used. Reinforcement materials specially produced for RTM are placed in the mold. The molds are closed. And resin is injected into the material under pressure. In some applications, vacuuming is also used to assist the advancement of the resin. Generally, composite products with a wall thickness of 2-10 mm and a fiber ratio of 20-30% are obtained. In the infusion method, the product produced does not contain spaces. The resin fills all kinds of cavities with the help of vacuum. There is no limitation on the size of the piece to be produced; The infusion process can take place without a second gluing/ bonding.This situation cannot be mentioned for hand lay-up or vacuum bagging methods. In infusion, styrene emission is almost zero and provides a much cleaner working environment.
Modification Codes
T | Thixotropic | LS | Low Pick | ||
A | Cobalt Accelerator | HV | High Viscosity | ||
B | Blue Indiator | LV | Low Viscosity | ||
D | Filled | UV | UV Absorber | ||
FR | Flame Reterdant | FT. | Brush and Roll Application | ||
LSE | Low Strien Emissions | TT | Spray Application | ||
ABP | Amen Pre-Accelerator |
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Colorful | ||
WV | Winter Version |
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Transparent | ||
SV | Summer Version |
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White Gelcoat | ||
TE | Teraftalic Acid | W | White Resin | ||
FRHI | Flame retardant Halogenated Isophthalide | H | Halogenated | ||
FRH | Flame Retardant Halogenated |
Packaging
You can choose the type of package you would like or contact our sales department for information about container options.
