Vacuum Evacuation Process
The vacuum evacuation process is a crucial step in the carbon fiber industry, aimed at ensuring the quality and integrity of the final products. In this process, pre-impregnated carbon fiber fabric or materials are placed in a mold, and a vacuum is applied to remove air and gases from within the material.
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- Material Preparation
2. Preform Manufacturing
3. Vacuum Equipment Preparation
4. Vacuum Extraction
5. Curing and Post-Processing
6. Demolding
Advantages of Vacuum Evacuation Process
Bubble Removal
By eliminating trapped air and gases, it reduces bubble formation, ensuring higher density and fewer defects in the final product, leading to improved mechanical properties.
Resin Penetration
Vacuum pressure aids resin impregnation between fibers, enhancing adhesion and bonding throughout the material, resulting in better structural integrity.
Consistency and Quality
This process ensures uniform resin distribution and fiber alignment, ensuring consistent product quality across batches, crucial for demanding industries like aerospace and automotive.
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