Resin film

For extra precision

The 616B60 resin film was developed especially to support the production of exceptionally highly stable and lightweight prostheses and orthoses using lamination technology.

This processing method for producing components simplifies the lamination process and increases the efficiency of the workflow. The required component characteristics are guaranteed thanks to a resin content that is precise and adjustable.

Only a vacuum oven and a vacuum pump are required to use the resin film, in addition to a freezer/refrigerator. Common reinforcement materials can still be used; however, additional fixation of the material is not required.

All benefits at a glance

Lighter, thinner components with stiffness equal to that of components on acrylic resin basis
On epoxy resin basis
Clean and easy processing
Excellent draping characteristics
Resin quantity can be applied precisely
Adjustable resin content
Cut pieces of resin film can be stored in a conventional freezer
Smaller storage volumes in freezer compared to prepreg
Saves auxiliary materials (e.g. no additional fixing of reinforcing materials required)
Can be combined with Ottobock reinforcement materials and prepregs

Practial recommendation

Pracital recommendation

The optimal processing temperature is between 20 °C/68 °F and 23 °C/73 °F.
Make sure the processing area is dry and free of dust, talcum and grease.
The resin content of the laminate should be at least 50% by weight. For this reason, please pay attention to the weight per unit area of your reinforcement material.
We recommend using the 633T18 Cooling spray to make it easier to remove the protective film from the resin film. Spray the edge of the protective film lightly for this purpose.
For the first layer, apply spray adhesive to the laminating tool.
Cure for 4 h under vacuum in a 130 °C/266 °F oven.

Specifications

Article number	616B60=2	616B60=5	616B60=10
Packaging format	23 sheets at 300 x 300 mm per sheet	56 sheets at 300 x 300 mm per sheet	112 sheets at 300 x 300 mm
Area	2m²	5m²	10m²
Weight per unit area	340 g/m²	340 g/m²	340 g/m²