Lamination Schedule

The lamination schedule is crucial in fiberglass manufacturing. Here’s why:

∙ Strength and Bonding: Layers of fiberglass cloth are bonded together using resin. Proper scheduling ensures each layer bonds well, forming a strong composite structure.

∙ Wet-on-Wet Bonding: Layers must be applied “wet on wet” for optimal chemical bonding. If too dry, the bond becomes adhesive and weaker.

∙ Curing Time: Curing strengthens the bond. It varies based on factors like temperature and humidity but typically takes 24-48 hours.

In summary, a well-planned lamination schedule ensures durable and reliable fiberglass products!