Inflatable Bladder Mould


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Hi:

I want to make a hollow tube for an aerobar shaped lik " _/ "

I was thinking on making it with an inflatable blader and a epoxy mould sliced in 2.

What do you recomend?
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SergioLavalle01 - 12 Years Ago
     Hey Sergio, I've heard on here somwhere that somebody have used RTV silicone for this sort of job,...
MAVERICK - 12 Years Ago
             [quote][b]MAVERICK (13/03/2012)[/b][hr]Hey Sergio, I've heard on here somwhere that somebody have...
ant... - 12 Years Ago
                 Hi, I'm planning to do the same kind of stuff but on an easier scale, just for testing the...
matthieutje65 - 12 Years Ago
                     babolat uses prepreg carbon in an aluminum halved mold. they roll the precise layers of prepreg into...
jim - 12 Years Ago
             Hey guys, This is a very interesting post. I want to make a long, hollow CF/EP tube to record with...
H4RTM4N - 11 Years Ago
     at ec they have tubes from cfwith many diameters u can cut it and attatch it angled the way you want...
mhdghoul - 12 Years Ago
     hello ! I also want to make carbon tube , in my case the most important is the...
Manu - 12 Years Ago
     Yes, EC do you have any contacts with materials for making bladers? Ant, the silicone can be...
prsw - 12 Years Ago
     For simple shapes like a tube, you could use a regular long balloon as your inflatable bladder. You...
Zebra - 8 Years Ago
     Find at google "Piercan" company from France , we met them at JEC. They are making bladders for the carbon fiber compistes. You send to them mould and they are making bladders for your mould.
ArturK - 6 Years Ago

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