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Resin Dripping — Technician Levels

Resin Dripping — Technician Levels

Pick your level to see exactly which pages you should read. Each level below carries its own article library.

Resin Dripping: which level are you?Four levels - the work you do on this equipment, and the pages you should read.dispenser + dome traysJunior1-3 yearsdispenser + dome traysIntermediate3-5 yearsdispenser + dome traysSenior5-8 yearsdispenser + dome traysManagementsupervisor / owner

Process route: Clean Surface → Pre-Heat → Resin Dispense → Level & Gell → Cure & Pack

0.1-0.5 g
Dose
120 C
Gell
140-150 C
Cure

What each level covers

Junior · 1-3 years
Start here if you are 1-3 years in: the standard steps, the daily checks and the values you must not skip.
Inside: 5-step flow walk-through · daily check list · basic parameter values · simple do / do-not rules
Resin Dripping → Junior pages
Intermediate · 3-5 years
For 3-5 years: diagnose defects, read real data (titration, hull cell, salt spray, film gauge) and set the working windows.
Inside: defect cause & cure · parameter windows · data reading · option comparisons
Resin Dripping → Intermediate pages
Senior · 5-8 years
For 5-8 years: how the steps before and after this one change your result - root cause, cross-process reasoning, deep analysis.
Inside: root-cause tracing · interaction with pre-treatment / post-finish · failure analysis · boundary conditions
Resin Dripping → Senior pages
Management · supervisor / owner
For the supervisor / owner: cost per piece, capacity, staffing, emergency recovery and keeping customers happy.
Inside: cost & payback models · capacity and staffing · KPI and governance · claims & recovery plans
Resin Dripping → Management pages

Resin Dripping on the shop floor

Resin Dripping LineINTERMEDIATEResin Dripping - process boardOperatorPre-heat 60-80 C removes the bubble before it becomes adefect.ChemistMix ratio exact: a 5% hardener error is a 30% strengthloss.QCDome height and gell time go in the log for every tray.ManagerTrack resin cost per 1000 pcs - and the yield, whichmoves more.STEP 1Clean SurfaceDegreaseRinseDry1STEP 2Pre-Heat60-80 CUniform heatFixture ready2STEP 3Resin DispenseEpoxy 1:1Dose 0.1-0.5 gViscosity check3STEP 4Level & GellLevel 3-5 minGell 120 CNo bubble4STEP 5Cure & Pack140-150 C15-20 minDome check5!Pot life is a clock: mix small batches and keep the line moving.COMMON MISTAKES vs WHAT WORKSfrom shop-floor auditsxMix by eye on small batchesvExact ratio: 5% hardener error = 30% strength lossxSkip pre-heating the partsv60-80 C removes the bubbles before they setxMix a big batch to save timevSmall batches - pot life is a clock0.1-0.5 gDose120 CGell140-150 CCureCASE FROM THE LINECase: dome defects stopped after pre-heating was added to the written SOP.QLQ Surface Treatment | steps, roles, checkpoints, mistakes and a real case

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