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• Gather materials: Pressure pot, resin, mold, mixing cups, stirring sticks, gloves, safety glasses, etc.

   

• Prepare workspace: Clean and organize your work area.

•  Prepare resin: Measure and mix resin according to manufacturer's instructions.

• Prepare mold: Ensure mold is clean and free of debris.

   

• Pour resin into mold.

•  Place mold in pressure pot.

   

• Seal pressure pot lid securely.

   

• Connect air compressor to pressure pot.

• Set air compressor to recommended pressure for resin casting.

   

• Wait for pot to pressurize.

   

• Maintain pressure for recommended duration.

•  Remove mold from pressure pot.

   

   

  

• Allow resin to cure according to manufacturer's instructions.

   

• Finish and clean up workspace.

   

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key components of a pressure pot for resin casting?

The key components of a pressure pot for resin casting include:
1. Pot body and lid.
2. Pressure gauge.
3. Safety valve.
4. Air inlet/outlet fittings.
5. Gasket or sealing material.
6. Interior mesh or basket for holding molds.
7. Release valve for depressurizing.

How does using a pressure pot benefit resin casting projects?

Using a pressure pot improves resin casting by reducing air bubbles, ensuring smoother and more professional-looking final products.

Can a pressure pot be used for other applications besides resin casting?

Yes, pressure pots can also be used for degassing materials like silicone, stabilizing wood, or casting other materials such as polyurethane.