Quick comparison between RTM & Vacuum resin infusion

A quick comparison between RTM & Vacuum resin infusion at Mecoalm engineering pvt ltd, Bangalore, India.
We specialise in mass manufacturing of fibreglass parts.
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[@karolplplplpl]

It looks like a properly done job - congrats!
How would you sum-up the comparsion of these two methods?
Which one is better?
Which one is faster?
Which one is cheaper in manufacturing an cheaper in tooling?
Greetings from Poland!

[@binzpaul]

1. For large parts like windmill covers and big boats infusion method is appropriate, and small to medium parts LRTM.
2. RTM is faster.
3. Pricing depends on the process chosen.

[@snorttroll4379]

what is lrtm@@binzpaul

[@channelshmanel9882]

With RTM you have a top and bottom half to your molds, so your tooling costs are roughly double. On the other hand, since you don't have to mess around with the vacuum bag for each part, the setup is usually quicker. Also, with RTM you don't have to buy a new disposable bag for each part. And both top and bottom RTM surfaces are finished.
Tooling can get very expensive, so large items where you're only making a few parts favors the infusion process, otherwise RTM has the advantage, especially if you need a good finish on both sides.

[@binnypaul2194]

I think rtm is better, since you get parts with both sides smooth finish..

[@snorttroll4379]

congratulations. btw. what is the future of this kind of manufacturing? how much can be automated?

[@Carlos-n9b]

Traductor al español precisamos

[@SatishKumar-bo8ve]

Well done. Do you supply RTM moulds ?

[@amaljohn2002]

I think RTM is more costly.

[@user-hg3wo6rj3t]

عايز اعمل اصطمب ❤

[@imusuallycorrect]

The infusion is full of air! 😂

[@user-wj4ee4ex5e]

Hola soy fabricante Busco trabajo cualquier dato me interesaría