Composite Molding

Fiberglass molding is a process in which fiberglass reinforced resin plastics are formed into useful shapes. It is commonly used to make multiple copies of a part that may have a complex shape. Some of the advantages of using a fiberglass mold are: the materials are inexpensive, they are easy to make, last many years, and can be used to produce hundreds of parts.

Presidium’s RevoTherm™ system is a clean, closed molding process where the material is pumped at low pressure using commercially available meter mix equipment and low-cost tooling.  We start with a patented, revolutionary light weight, material with exceptional strength and molding properties capable of replacing traditional composite resin systems. Part design freedom is expanded with the ability to add in thick-to-thin areas, bosses and textures with no read through due to the material’s low viscosity. Because the material is polyurethane based, the end products have optimal adhesion properties for coatings and adhesives. As compared to some traditional composite processes, the RevoTherm™ system produces minimal waste and low VOCs.