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been on developing simple
and reliable vacuum systems
which deliver high quality
vacuum for composites
applications without
fuss and at reasonable
cost. For
2010, the 20/2 vacuum
system we introduced
in 2007 has
been toughened up
and made even easier
to use. We are also
close to releasing a
modular family of
bigger brothers for
the 20/2 – called the
SVM series. Our
RT19 resin trap is
going modular, too.
With the release of
the SVM series and
the modular RT19
resin trap, we will be
able to offer an unsurpassed
range of heavy duty vacuum
equipment which will meet
virtually any vacuum need in
composites without having
to buy more than is required
to do the job.
Vacuum systems for tough times
Better training for better quality and more profitable composites
When seen on U-Tube, the
infusion of small flat panels
using a converted refrigeration
compressor and an unshielded
glass jar for a resin
trap looks deceptively simple
(and dangerous!). In the
real world of commercial
composites, the process isn’t
that simple and many details
must be correctly implemented
before the bag can
be stripped from a void-free
part, with minimal resin
wastage, no rework and definitely
without injuries from
imploding resin traps! Getting
the details right either
takes experience or training
and even the experienced
usually benefit from being
exposed to new materials,
equipment and methods in
the rapidly evolving composites
industry. With the
aim of improving the vacuum
processes in composites,
we asked Chris Rose of
Island Composites to present
his views on training. Chris
specializes in introducing
composite processes to large
scale manufacturing facilities
and his comments may
be found on page 2.
www.vacmobiles.com BETTER VACUUM SYSTEMS FOR BETTER COMPOSITES Issue 12
The Composites Letter
Composites industry super sucker!
Vacmobile SVM series coming soon...
See page 4
Our big new machines are
called the SVM series. Correctly
guess what the initials
SVM stand for and go in the
draw to win an absolute
pressure gauge - a very useful
tool if you are serious
about vacuum. Entries
close on 6 August 2010.
Email your entries to
info@vacmobiles.com
More choices for RT19
resin trap. See page 8
Win an absolute
gauge!
Recognizing that now is not the
time for expensive bells and
whistles, our recent focus has
Vacman’s tip of
the month
In this issue See page 7
Composite training 2
FEDEX makes the world
small for Vacmobiles.
3
Vacmobile 20/2—better
than ever
3
New modular SVM series 4
Database for surplus
Vacmobile 20/2’s
6
Pump service reminder 6
Vacman’s tip of the
month -
Absolute pressure
7
About Vacmobiles.com 9
RT19 modular resin trap 8
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