Small multiple part run in casting box using resin infusion process


Small multiple part run in casting box using resin infusion process
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twissta
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Ok here is a question, I would like to know if it is possible to lay (4) small molds is a casting box, using the resin infusion process for a parts run, end result (4) parts ready for finishing.

Now take in consideration that everything is done properly, gel coating, bagging, correct amount of resin etc.

could you elaborate please.
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Agree with Carbon Tuner, I would make 4 molds rather than one. Especially if your parts are "deep", i would say making the bagging material conform to all curves would be tricky.

The downside of 4 molds would be the boring setup to do if you want to infuse all molds in once. Its 4 times the preparation time.

Cheers.

 



 


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