Mould-Making
A mould is used to produce mouldings, to get a quality mould you need a quality plug.
There are many different types of moulds and choosing the correct one for your requirement is important.
Mould’s for composite products can be made from a variety of materials including Polyester, Vinylester, Epoxy reinforced with Fibreglass or Carbon Fibre and can also be machined directly from Aluminium or other materials. They come in different forms including open moulds, infusion moulds and Resin Transfer Moulds (RTM). Mould selection depends on what material your moulding is made from and the number of mouldings you require.
Certain factors need to be considered when creating a mould as the moulding needs to be releasable whilst having minimal secondary work on the moulding after release.
A Quality mould will produce a quality moulding with minimal finishing works which ultimately reflects in the final cost of the product.
We offer Mould-making services for most types of composites moulds of varying complexity.




Infusion Moulds using Silicon bags with Micro-Morph technology
Conventional Resin Infusion Moulds
Resin infusion is a process in which dry materials are placed within the mould and resin is drawn through by the aid of vacuum. This allows the product to be more consistent in thickness and weight than the open moulding processes.
Sound Composites Ltd. offer mould making and manufacture services using the resin infusion process for various composites including Carbon Fibre and Fibreglass using Epoxy, Vinylester or Polyester resins.

Open Mould Manufacture
Open Moulds are a more traditional way of manufacturing GRP products. We manufacture all shapes and sizes of moulds with varying complexity.
The pictured mould is for our T2 Campervan interior L-Shaped seat and consists of 7 separate mould pieces in order to produce and demoed a part in one piece.
We offer moulds for producing Epoxy, Vinylester or Polyester parts.

Mould Modification and Refurbishment
We can offer mould modification and refurbishment in order to recycle obsolete moulds.
One customer who utilised this service had an old panel mould modified to manufacture their Swim-Jet panels.
By utilising this service you can cut time and cost compared to manufacturing a new mould, whilst helping the environment.

For more information regarding our services or if you have a project of your own you would like to discuss please contact us