Compression molding, however, exploits very rapid, forced resin flow due to the higher pressures applied — e.g., up to 350 psi (typical maximum for EP2750) compared to 35 psi common in autoclave ...

Compression molding has been used for decades for both thermosets (SMC) and thermoplastics (GMT and thermoplastic prepregs), but a spate of new developments has extended its reach, enabling composite ...

Compression molding involves forming of complex shaped components by molding of a charge of fiber reinforced prepreg bulk molding compound (BMC) under heat and high pressures. Unidirectional fiber ...

Compression molding is a process used to make stock shape materials that are both thermoplastic and thermoset. It is achieved by placing a plastic material in a mold cavity that is formed through ...