Resin Transfer Moulding (RTM) is an advanced manufacturing process in which a 2-component resin is injected into a pre-processed mould containing a package of dry fibres. This process begins with preparing the mould and placing the dry fibres. The resin is then injected into the mould under pressure, fully impregnating the fibres. After a certain period and at a specific temperature, the resin polymerizes, resulting in a strong and durable composite product.

Hot pressing is an advanced manufacturing process in which the resin in the product polymerizes under high pressure and temperature. This process often uses materials where the fibers are pre-impregnated with resins, known as prepregs. These prepregs are placed in a mould and then subjected to high pressure and temperature, causing the resin to melt and fully impregnate the fibers. After cooling, this results in a strong and durable composite product.

Reaction Injection Moulding (RIM) is a traditional manufacturing process in which products, often made of polyurethane, are produced by reacting two components. This process typically takes place under high pressure in a closed mould. The RIM process is particularly suitable for producing complex shapes and large parts with a high degree of precision and durability.

Machining composites is different from machining metals and requires extra attention. We have the knowledge, experience, and machinery in-house to achieve tight tolerances and highly complex geometries. Moreover, we have innovative tools that are suitable for the most specific applications.