Resin for SMC/BMC
High Strength and Precision in Molding Processes
Discover how SMC/BMC resins improve durability, stability and finish in high-demand products.

SMC (Sheet Molding Compound) and BMC (Bulk Molding Compound) resins are key materials in the manufacturing of high-strength and dimensionally accurate components. With applications in the automotive, electrical and construction industries, these resins allow for obtaining products with an aesthetic finish and superior durability. Discover why SMC/BMC resins are the choice of multiple industrial sectors.
Features and Benefits of SMC/BMC Resins
SMC/BMC resins are designed to withstand high performance demands and ensure quality production in advanced molding applications.
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High Mechanical Resistance: Ideal for parts subjected to constant mechanical stress, maintaining their structural integrity.
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Dimensional Stability: Provides dimensional accuracy and reduces the risk of warping, ideal for precise fit parts.
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Excellent Surface Finish: Provides a smooth finish, free of defects and porosities, suitable for applications that require an impeccable visual and functional finish.
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Heat and Chemical Resistance: Allows molded parts to maintain their properties under conditions of heat or exposure to chemicals.

Industrial Applications of SMC/BMC Resins
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Automotive Industry: Used in structural and decorative parts and engine casings, allowing the manufacture of lightweight, resistant and high-performance components.
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Electrical and Electronics Sector: Used in the manufacture of household appliance casings, electrical distribution panels and components that require insulation and thermal resistance.
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Construction and Architecture: Used in prefabricated construction elements and urban furniture that require durability and weather resistance.
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Aerospace and Railways: Applied in the production of lightweight and durable components for trains and aircraft, offering mechanical strength and dimensional stability.
Manufacturing Process with Resins for SMC/BMC
The SMC/BMC manufacturing process allows for the creation of high-precision and high-strength parts, ideal for sectors with demanding quality standards.
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Material Preparation: Resin is combined with reinforcements, such as fiberglass, fillers and additives, to achieve the desired consistency depending on the type of molding (SMC or BMC).
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Compression Molding: The mixture is placed into a mold which is compressed and heated to shape the component, ensuring a perfect fit and smooth finishes.
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Curing and Cooling: The mold is kept at a specific temperature for the material to cure and reach its final strength, followed by a cooling process.
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Inspection and Quality Control: Each piece is reviewed to ensure that it meets the required technical and aesthetic specifications.
Advantages of SMC/BMC Resins in Industrial Production
SMC/BMC resins offer a range of technical and economic benefits, improving efficiency and quality in the production of moulded components.
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Lightness with High Resistance: The combination of resin and fiberglass allows the creation of lightweight pieces that do not compromise their resistance.
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Cost Optimization: SMC/BMC molding reduces production costs compared to materials such as metal, while maintaining high quality.
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Versatility in Applications and Designs: Adaptable to different sectors and with the capacity to customize the formulation according to the requirements of each project.
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Corrosion and Wear Resistance: Suitable for environments that require resistance to moisture and corrosion, such as outdoors and industrial environments.
