The rovings, mats or other fabrics are pulled through a resin impregnation bath and then into a heated die using a continuous pulling device. The final products are formed under high temperature and high pressure conditions.
A resin mix is uniformly deposited in a controlled amount onto a moving film at a constant speed. The thickness of the resin is controlled by the draw-knife. Fiberglass roving is chopped and uniformly distributed onto the resin. Then a top film is applied forming a sandwich structure. The wet assembly travels through a curing oven to form the composite panel.
