Basic infusion using Lantor Soric

Vacuum infusion is made easy with Lantor Soric. Save on weight, cost, waste and time by applying Lantor Soric. Soric is a flexible core material and resin flow medium in one. Visit www.lantorcomp... for more information.
This video is produced by Lantor with the help of Frank Boogers Photography in Veenendaal.
The glass fibre reinforced sandwich panel resulting from this infusion is ready to be assembled with almost no post processing.
The panel weighs in at 3.7 kilogram per square metre where a full fibre laminate of the same stiffness will weigh 6.5 kilograms per square metre.
That is almost three kilograms per square metre saved with Soric whilst producing significantly less waste.

[@nevillecreativitymentor]

Can I use this material to create a Fuselage for a Drone ( Fuselage length 1.2M) essentially a FRP sandwich core is Soric ... I ggues Soric is tranparent to RF ! (errr unlike CF)

[@gerworks]

Thank you for the video, very easy to understand. I want to know if the Lantor Company has a distributor of Soric in Japan.

[@davidfarmerracing]

if you do NOT use a resin block, will the bagging plastic just seal off on the vacuum end completely, stopping flow from beginning at all?

[@Lantor]

Hello David, that will happen when the space occupied by the resin blocker is left empty. However it is more likely, when a resin blocker is omitted, that the vacuum end will be fitted also with a spiral hose and placed directly against the material stack. This will give a good flow of resin through the materials and also into your vacuum system. To limit this, external flow media are kept shorter than the material stack. When you are not using external flow media but internal flow media like Soric, a resin blocker is highly recommended.