Depending on the application, the modelling paste is placed on a substructure made of polystyrene, PU foam, laminate or the ebaboard L-2 design board.
Depending on the thickness of the paste, the modelling paste hardens in 24 to 48 hours. Then it can be milled and finished.
The ebalta team in the UK and in Germany are very familiar with the technology, material and equipment and can support you at every stage of the project.
The plastic blocks are cast and post cured in the ebalta production halls in a prefabricated negative mould made of polystyrene, PU foam or wood according to individual customer specifications. All moulds and negatives, are provided by ebalta.
The degree of detail of the block depends on the individual mould. ebalta PU blanks can be cast close to the final contour, with only 15 millimetres machining allowance. Simplified blocks and rectangular blocks are also available.
Customer Training: Parts production in the low-pressure RIM and vacuum process
In the customer training on the topic of RIM and vacuum, this process is taught in a practical way. The ebalta specialists train everything from mould making to the first parts production: how to make the first silicone moulds, how to set up the machine correctly and also how to create the first components.
Customer Training: Composites with the vacuum infusion process
In vacuum infusion, resin is bonded with fibres. The vacuum means that less resin is used than in other processes. We can arrange a full demonstration or training service that how this process succeeds without any problems.
Customer Training: Foundry pattern making
The know-how in dealing with casting resins distinguishes ebalta from its competitors. ebalta has grown up with foundry model making. During the ebalta foundry model making training courses, valuable tips and tricks are taught for the production of models and moulds in the build-up or casting process.