Infusion Process

PROCESS

The Vacuum Infusion Process (VIP) is a technique that uses vacuum pressure to drive resin into a laminate.
Materials are laid dry into the mold and the vacuum is applied before resin is introduced. Once a complete vacuum is achieved, resin is literally sucked into the laminate via carefully placed tubing.
This process is aided by an assortment of supplies and materials.
An improvement on that method is to use a vacuum bag to suck excess resin out of the laminate.
Vacuum bagging greatly improves the fiber-to-resin ratio, and results in a stronger and lighter product.

Why use the infusion process?

The resin infusion process is a cost effective method of manufacturing high quality and high strength composite parts that are required in relatively low quantities, say less than a few hundred identical pieces per mould per year, or physically large parts which are difficult, or prohibitively expensive to make by any other method.

BENEFITS

Better fibre to Resin ratio
Stronger laminate
Low void content
Reduces operator exposure to harmful emissions
Reduced resin usage due to pre-compacted fabric
Faster Ply lay-up
Cleaner Process
Highly even quality and laminate thickness
Better for sandwich constructions

Infusion Process

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Infusion Process

PROCESS

Why use the infusion process?

BENEFITS

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