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| | Compression molding |
 | | Compression molding is the process by which a composite compound is molded into the desired shape by placing it in a heated cavity, closing the platens, and applying heat and pressure for the required cure cycle. |
 | | Developments into new molding compounds by raw material suppliers, including those using kevlar and graphite as well as fiberglass, has widened the spectrum of potential applications. |
 | | Typically, compression molding has been used to form housing, covers, guards, and similar parts for a variety of industries - electronic, marine, chemical, transportation, sound, and aerospace. |
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