Quality Vacuum Epoxy Resin Infusion Suit Kit For Carbon Fiber

Vacuum resin infusion is a complex technology that makes high-performance, void-free composites even on large or complex molds. The process is well-suited for the fabrication of carbon fiber composites and is widely used by specialist manufacturers to produce carbon fiber body panels (such as engine covers) and by marine manufacturers to produce hulls. In resin injection, the enhancer is placed "dry" in a mold, i.e. in the absence of any resin, and then encapsulated in a specially configured bagging material (e.g. stripping layer, injection mesh and bagging film) before vacuum pressure is applied using a composite vacuum pump. Once all air has been removed from the bag and the reinforcement has been fully compressed at this pressure, the liquid epoxy (mixed with hardener) is introduced into the steel bar through the pipe and then injected through the steel bar under vacuum pressure.Once the resin is fully injected through the reinforcement, the supply of resin is cut off (using a pipe clamp), and the resin still cures under vacuum pressure.