Special Design for Haitian 160t (servo) used Injection Molding Machine to Croatia Importers
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Haitian 160t (servo) used Injection Molding Machine
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Video shows the process construction of the RTM Light mold the manufacture of the piece.
Produzido por Paulo Camatta, especialista em desenvolvimentos de processos como RTM Light, infusão convencional e com pele de silicone, laminação a vácuo e fabricação de modelos e moldes. Este vídeo foi desenvolvido baseado nos cursos de capacitação operacional que ministrava no CETECOM - Centro Tecnológico de Compósitos até Fevereiro de 2017, com o objetivo de disponibilizar inovações tecnológicas em processos de compósitos poliméricos termofixos.
Este vídeo demonstra resumidamente a contrução do molde e o processo RTM Light - Resin Transfer Moulding assistido a vácuo.
Atualmente Paulo Camatta é Diretor Executivo da CRC Composites, empresa de consultoria e Representação. www.crcomposites.com.br
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To learn more, please visit: https://wyss.harvard.edu/low-cost-wearables-manufactured-by-hybrid-3d-printing
By Phoebe
from Nepal
- 2018.05.22 12:13
The goods are very perfect and the company sales manager is warmful, we will come to this company to purchase next time.
By Hedy
from Ethiopia
- 2017.01.28 18:53
