Royal Enterprise

(Model: R ROYAL-PFT-9L-MS-M)

The R Royal-PFT-9L-MS-M Pressure Feed Tank is a durable and efficient solution for controlled fluid supply in industrial applications. Constructed from Mild Steel (MS) with a manual stirrer, it ensures consistent mixing, reliable performance, and long service life.

Key Features

• Model Name: R ROYAL-PFT-9L-MS-M

• Capacity: 9 Liters

• Material: Mild Steel (MS) with 3 mm wall thickness for strength and durability

• Manual Stirrer: Ensures uniform fluid mixing

• Gasket: EPDM for excellent sealing and chemical resistance

• Weight: 8 kg (lightweight yet sturdy design)

• Warranty: 6 months against manufacturing defects

Applications

• Spray painting systems

• Adhesive dispensing

• Chemical and fluid transfer

• Industrial coating processes

(Model: R ROYAL-PFT-9L-MS-M)

The R Royal-PFT-9L-MS-M Pressure Feed Tank is a durable and efficient solution for controlled fluid supply in industrial applications. Constructed from Mild Steel (MS) with a manual stirrer, it ensures consistent mixing, reliable performance, and long service life.

Key Features

• Model Name: R ROYAL-PFT-9L-MS-M

• Capacity: 9 Liters

• Material: Mild Steel (MS) with 3 mm wall thickness for strength and durability

• Manual Stirrer: Ensures uniform fluid mixing

• Gasket: EPDM for excellent sealing and chemical resistance

• Weight: 8 kg (lightweight yet sturdy design)

• Warranty: 6 months against manufacturing defects

Applications

• Spray painting systems

• Adhesive dispensing

• Chemical and fluid transfer

• Industrial coating processes

The answer to getting bubble-free casts is to use a R Royal Resin Casting Pressure Tank. As the name goes, this is a pot like entrapment which uses pressure to eliminate the air bubbles. The chamber is vacuum sealed and a compressor is used to fill the pot with the required level of air pressure (usually 40 to 50 PSI).

This works on two levels – firstly, the air pressure itself crushes the trapped air bubbles so that they collapse to a microscopic size and are no longer visible. And secondly, it also forces the resin to flow into the narrow and complex crevices and indentations. This will ensure that the cured cast is flawless sans any imperfections.

How to use?

The usual practice is to place the mold filled with the casting material into the pressure pot and leave it till the resin has cured (it will generally take around 12 hours). This is because the air bubbles will tend to spring back once the pressure is released. However, as resin cures to a rigid and non-flexible form, there will be no space for the air pockets to show up again!

Once the resin has cured, the pressure is released and the casting is removed before demolding to reveal a lovely and seamless casting. This can be pained and finished as desired.

When purchasing a pressure pot, ensure that it is the appropriate size and capacity. The compressor has to be purchased separately. It should be set up properly and used as directed.

Casting artists should keep in mind that they should use pressure pot for resin casting only. This equipment will not work as well when making rubber casts. Rubber is inherently flexible and as soon as it is removed from the pressurized environment, the air bubbles will regain their original size as the material that it contains can stretch as much as needed!