Composite Tooling

Creating a tool using this process involves casting a chemically engineered epoxy around a master and then curing it. When the curing process is finished the master is removed leaving behind the cavity blocks as the final result to be mounted in a frame. The proprietary epoxy has been engineered to minimize shrinkage while maximizing thermal conductivity and strength. The master can be produced by any means and can include features such as the runner, gate, ejector pin holes, etc., which also reduces machine time and decreases lead time.