Westech Aerosol Corp.
InfuZene Vacuum Infusion Enabler, which replaces adhesives typically used to hold reinforcements in place when vacuum infusing composites. The product crosslinks with resins and infuses structural core surfaces, eliminating adhesive-related voids and delaminations. Also carries product line of spray adhesives.As Seen In CompositesWorld
Third-party tests support claims for crosslinking spray adhesive
Aerospace manufacturers that adopt vacuum infusion processes are discovering what processors of boat hulls and wind turbine blades already know: Placement of multiple plies of slippery dry fiber reinforcements in molds with vertical sides or tight radii is problematic.
Third-party tests support claim for crosslinking spray adhesive
Tests support Westech's claim that its InfuZene spray adhesive crosslinks with vinyl ester, polyester or other styrenated thermoset resins during infusion.
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