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I am thinking to try a vinyl ester infused soric and carbon mould for use with pre preg processing.
Laminate might be 6 layers 400g carbon each side of a 4mm soric (maybe 2 of 4mm soric in areas) to make a thicker stiffer mould.
Anybody tried using a soric mould like this? I know there maybe be air left within the soric cells but it all very well supported? Heat/expansion??
Or should I use a few layers of flow mesh or shade cloth and leave in the centre of the laminate? This would mean no air in the laminate leaving a core of resin/plastic mesh.
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I had one hand laminated mould 500x500x200mm sandwich design, but core was based on epoxy foam. Stiffness was great. It works ok, however only for OOA prepregs. In autoclave the mould was destroyed totaly by overpressure.
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Soric infused mould for pre preg use?
Fasta
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4 Years Ago
I have several soric sandwich moulds. Most of the times I use the for elevated temp infusion, but some smaller ones for prepreg too. Most are epoxy based and infused, but some are vinylester/polyeste...
oekmont
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4 Years Ago
Ive used Corecork in infused moulds before. Bit different to Soric, but similar enough. Are you using a vinyl gelcoat John? Or just raw surface? If using a gelcoat then you'll be all good as you can...
Hanaldo
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4 Years Ago
Ok I'll probably do this. Vinyel ester gel, csm vinyl ester skin layer, infused vinyl ester 5 x 400g carbon each side of 1-2 layers of 4mm soric. 100C cures for the pre preg parts.
Fasta
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4 Years Ago
This is a proper rigid layup. Is this for one of your boat hull moulds? Interested to know what you're doing that needs such a mould!
Hanaldo
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4 Years Ago
This mould is for a yacht boom, it's 2.5m long and 400mm wide including flanges but only a 25mm high profile so it's kind of long and flat like. I wanted a core for stiffness and carbon for a stable....
Fasta
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4 Years Ago
I had one hand laminated mould 500x500x200mm sandwich design, but core was based on epoxy foam. Stiffness was great. It works ok, however only for OOA prepregs. In autoclave the mould was destroyed.....
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