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EnkaFusion Filter Jacket

Resin feed lines made easy

With a three-dimensional "V" shaped core contained within a polyester "sock," this creates an open flow channel for resin to race through during infusion. Used as a resin feed line, the sock will create even flow rates outward across its entire length. 4" Wide.

EnkaFusion Nylon Matting

Fastest infusion times

Consisting of randomly oriented, entangled filaments, this flow media provides maximum resin flow while limiting resin retention. Used on the surface or as an interlaminar media, Nylon Matting provides the fastest infusion times. 39" Wide.

Resin Trap

Protect your pump

Don't let vacuum infusion destroy your pump. This 2 ½ gallon stainless steel vacuum sealed tank is used between the mold and the vacuum pump for capturing excess resin that enters the vacuum line before it can damage your equipment. More than 1 can be used in-line for large jobs! Simply apply mold release prior to lay-up and then pop out the cured resin for many reuses. Comes complete, including vacuum gauge and instruction manual.
2.5 gallon capacity.

Vacuum Infusion

Long known as the experts in fiberglass technology, Fibre Glast Developments, Inc. has once again taken the lead in the field of vacuum infusion. From a comprehensive step-by-step guide to a full range of product solutions, including a customized trial kit, Fibre Glast has it all.

Resin infused parts generally obtain higher strength-to-weight ratios than hand lay-ups or traditional vacuum bagging. Utilizing a dry lay-up with unlimited set-up time, vacuum pressure is used to drive resin into the laminate. The process is clean, efficient, and capable of producing stronger and lighter parts!

To learn more, check out the links listed below.