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Revision A 9/29/17 4. Repeat the process using the remaining pieces on the other half of the bagging film (both sides should have the release film on the top of the material stack). 5. The following operation should be performed while wearing a dust mask. Cut the fiber weave to the desired size (as many layers as required for the lay-up). The fiber weaves are prone to shredding once cut; minimize handling and time between cutting and epoxy impregnation to prevent damage to the weave. The following operations shall be performed under the fume hood in Bray 113. Use a flat tray to transport the bagging materials and fiber weave from Bray 109 to Bray 113. Take care not to distort or shred the weave while handling. Make sure the fume hood is turned on and the sash is lowered halfway down to ensure proper circulation. 6. In a paper mixing cup, mix 100 parts epoxy resin with 27 parts epoxy hardener, by weight on a digital scale. Make sure to prepare enough epoxy to impregnate the entire laminate lay-up. Mix the resin and hardener using a wooden stirrer for at least 1 minute. Scrape the sides and bottom of the cup with the wooden stirrer to ensure proper mixing. 7. Place the first layer of the composite laminate on one of the release film surfaces. Center the weave over the film.PDF Image | Laminate Vacuum Bagging Procedure
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