Datum Advanced Composites

In the dynamic landscape of modern manufacturing, innovation is the key driver of progress. One such revolutionary technology making waves in various industries is Resin Transfer Moulding (RTM). RTM has emerged as a preferred choice for manufacturers looking to produce high-quality, complex composite components. Resin Transfer Moulding is a closed-moulding process done at low pressure that involves the infusion of resin into a pre-designed mould containing a reinforcement material, such as fibreglass or carbon fibre. This process allows for the production of lightweight and strong composite components with intricate shapes and intricate details. The versatility of RTM makes it suitable for various applications across industries, from automotive and aerospace to marine and renewable energy. It is a versatile and efficient manufacturing process that offers numerous advantages across various industries. This blog post will explore the crucial benefits of the RTM process in the compos

 The Design and Manufacturing of Structural Composites provides an overview of the key manufacturing challenges when processing fibre-reinforced composites. What's special about composite materials is that the material is created at the same time as the structure. This means that there is a very close relationship between the component, the manufacturing process, and the resulting mechanical performance. There are three types of composite manufacturing processes: open moulding, closed moulding, and cast polymer moulding and there are various processing methods within these moulding categories, each with its own advantages. These three types of composite manufacturing processes can be learned in the composite manufacturing training provided by the world-class DATUM Limited, the leading provider of technical knowledge. Here is an in-depth explanation of what those processes are and what they do: 1. Open Moulding Open moulding exposes the raw materials (resin and fibre reinfo