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– HIGH TENSILE STRENGTH
– EXCEPTIONAL HARDNESS
– ENHANCED THERMAL STABILITY
$99.99 – $499.99
The Premier Solution for Vacuum Bag Infusion Processes
SuperNfusion® is specifically engineered for vacuum bag infusion processes, setting a new standard in material performance.
Its exceptional tensile strength and hardness rating make it an ideal choice for applications where durability and strength are paramount.
SuperNfusion® is the definitive choice for professionals seeking superior material performance, particularly in vacuum bag infusion processes.
Its advanced properties and rigorous testing ensure it meets the demands of the most challenging applications, reinforcing its status as a top-tier material in the industry.
Step 1
The ideal working temperature is around 77°F.
Best results can be obtained at temperatures between 70°F and 85°F, in a clean, dry, dust-free environment.
Step 2
Measure product 3:1 by volume or 100:28 by weight.
Step 3
The material must be mixed thoroughly for at least 3 minutes.
Use a drill mixer or a stirk stick to thoroughly scrape the sides and bottom of the cup as you mix.
Step 4
If using for vacuum bagging, you can begin to vacuum the resin into the sealed bag. At 77 degrees, with a 500g mass, you should have roughly 95-110 minutes. Larger masses will yield less working time. Ensure the lines are clamped off before vacuum is stopped to ensure no air is added to the part and allow 24 hours to cure before demolding.
Step 5
Smaller parts will require a post cure schedule to ensure maximum hardness. Post cure schedules vary, but range from 120-140 degrees for around 2-4 hours to ensure highest strength and hardness number. Larger pours will not require a post-cure schedule. Contact our technical support team for any questions on this stage.
Cleaning Uncured Epoxy
Tools can be cleaned with Acetone, Denatured Alcohol, or Isopropyl Alcohol.
Use small bucket of solvent to clean tools.
Immediate clean up will provide the best results.
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