Below are some of the most common processes for which our products are used.  Please also contact us with any questions you may have about the best initiator for your particular manufacturing need.

• Gelcoats: Formulated polyester and vinyl ester resin coatings which provide the first barrier and/or cosmetic coat for most fiber reinforced composites and other surfaces needing water and corrosion resistance.
• Hand Lay-Up and Spray Gun Lamination: The most widely used manufacturing technique to produce reinforced composites parts in the construction, marine, and corrosion resistant markets, as well as a myriad of other end-use applications.
• Cast Polymer: Processes used to produce polymer concrete, synthetic marble, solid surface and other durable products for building and construction.
• Filament Winding: A process of glass fiber reinforcement for maximum strength attainment in the manufacture of pipe, tanks and other similar products.
• Vacuum Infusion: This process employs a vacuum to move resin into a laminate. It is used for aircraft wings, wind-turbine blades, large marine hulls and decks and other parts when the minimization of process emissions are desirable.
• Pultrusion: A continuous, automated process of pulling reinforcing fibers through a resin and into a heated die.  Pultrusion is cost effective for producing high volumes of complex cross-sectional parts.