Here we go, a reply on the materials and methods of production as copied and pasted from the email.
At the moment we have a few types of curving method:-
- Hand Lay Up (Wet lay Carbon), typically automotive carbon parts you see in the market
- Vacuum Bagging (wet layup, then bagging) and use pressure to suck all extra resin from the mould
- Vacuum Infusion (dry layup, then bagging and infusion the resin into the mould)
And for the terms ‘resin’ – most of the people only concern about the cost, but actually Epoxy is the best ‘resin’ to mix with carbon for the structure and strength.
For our vacuum infusion item, we can do them in 3 type:-
- Polyester with Carbon Skin w/ FRP Back Bone – Like wet lay, but more tidy and less imperfection
- Epoxy with Carbon Skin w/ FRP Back Bone – Same as the above but extra strength
- Epoxy with Dry Carbon (No FRP at all) – Motorsport use, most extreme