Production Methods

It is a method in which composite parts are produced with a closed mold system. In this method, glass fiber and other reinforcements are placed in the mold and the resin is transferred into the mold with the help of vacuum. The resin is spread evenly on all surfaces in the mold and at the end of this process, the product is shaped with a smooth surface quality. The LRTM method offers advantages such as low resin consumption, minimum release to the environment and obtaining products with smooth surfaces on both sides. It is a production technique preferred especially in projects requiring aesthetics and precise tolerances.

It is an advanced molding method used in composite production. A pre-prepared dough consisting of glass fiber, resin, fillers and other additives is heated under a press and molded and turned into a product. This method provides products with high strength, durability and aesthetic surface quality. SMC, which is especially preferred in large-scale and precise tolerance production, is widely used in many sectors such as automotive, white goods and electrical-electronics. At the same time, it is an ideal solution in industrial projects with its fast production and low cost advantages.

It is one of the most basic and common methods used in composite production. In this method, glass fiber or other reinforcements are placed manually on an open mold and then the resin is applied by brush, roller or spray method. Each layer of the fiber is carefully wetted to obtain the desired thickness. In the final stage, the product is removed from the mold after going through the curing process.

The hand lay-up method is ideal for low-cost equipment requirements and flexibility, especially for low-volume production or large, complex geometry parts. However, as it is a manual process, it requires experience and attention. This method is used in many areas such as shipbuilding, aviation, automotive and industrial equipment.

It is a plastic shaping process carried out by the thermoforming method. ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) is a thermoplastic material that stands out with its durability, workability and aesthetic appearance. In the production process, preheated ABS plates are placed on the mold and shaped with the help of vacuum. Then, the product takes its final shape by cooling in the mold.

This method is especially preferred in projects where lightweight and durable parts need to be produced quickly and at low cost. ABS production is widely used in sectors such as automotive, white goods, electronics and furniture. It also offers excellent results in applications requiring impact resistance and surface quality. During the production process, surface smoothness and precision appropriate to mold details are provided, allowing for aesthetic and functional products to be obtained.

It is a method that improves glass fiber reinforced plastic (FRP) surfaces by coating them with an aesthetic and functional thermoform coating. In this process, a pre-formed thermoform coating (usually produced from thermoplastic materials such as ABS) is applied to the FRP surface using a strong adhesive. The coating increases the durability of the surface and also provides an aesthetic appearance.

This method offers the smooth, colored and even textured surface properties of thermoform coating while preserving the strength and lightness advantages of FRP. It is especially preferred in applications requiring impact resistance, UV resistance and easy cleaning. Used in automotive, white goods, furniture and various industrial products, this method provides a modern and stylish design while increasing functionality. In addition, thanks to the special adhesives used during coating, the coating integrates with the surface and a long-lasting result is achieved.