Fabrication Facilities List

Vacuume Assisted Hand Layup Process

The Vacuum-Assisted Hand Lay-Up Process is a composite manufacturing technique in which reinforcing fibres and resin are manually placed and impregnated over a mould, followed by vacuum consolidation. The applied vacuum helps remove excess resin and trapped air, resulting in improved fibre wet-out, reduced void content, and better laminate quality.

VARTM/VARI

Vacuum-Assisted Resin Transfer Molding (VARTM), also known as Vacuum-Assisted Resin Infusion (VARI), is a composite manufacturing process in which dry reinforcement fibres are placed in a mould and resin is drawn through the fibre preform using vacuum pressure. The process produces lightweight, high-quality composite laminates with good fibre wet-out and reduced void content.

Hot Compression Molding

Hot Compression Molding is a composite manufacturing process in which reinforcement materials are first laid up and impregnated with resin, followed by hydraulic compression under controlled heat and pressure. The combined heat and pressure consolidate the laminate, reduce voids, improve fibre volume fraction, and produce high-quality composite components with good surface finish and dimensional accuracy.

Hand Layup Process

Hand Lay-Up is a simple and versatile composite manufacturing process in which reinforcement materials such as fibres, fabrics, or mats are manually placed onto a mould and impregnated with resin. The laminate is then compacted and cured to produce composite components with the required shape and properties.