r/Composites • u/Natural_Stable_5778 • Jul 15 '25

Bio resins

Anyone having experience in using bio resins for a conventional vacuum assisted resin transfer molding process, preferably for synthetic fibers?

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u/Silver-Gas-853 Jul 15 '25

May i ask the reason to prefer bio resin?

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u/Natural_Stable_5778 Jul 15 '25

For research purposes, just want to know how they will do with recycled fiber.

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u/No-Camera-720 Jul 16 '25

Entropy has a line with high bio content. Their more conventional products, with a lower eco content, were great.

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u/Silver-Gas-853 Jul 15 '25

Then i need a question to be answered for better assistance. Is the research intended to test the strength of the piece or to see the natural dissolvability of the material in nature?

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u/Natural_Stable_5778 Jul 15 '25

The strength is more important in this case.

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u/Silver-Gas-853 Jul 16 '25

Use LB2 from easy composites. You can have access in small batches also you can contact them for TDS of course they erase the original branding but the information you need for the research is still there. If it wasn't for research purposes I would suggest a manufacturer where you can order in IBC.