Silicone Rubbers – Tin Cure
Tin-based silicone, also called condensation-cure silicone, are two-component materials which cure at room temperature (RTV) to flexible, high tear-strength rubbers. Tin cured silicones can be poured onto models or they can be made brushable by adding a thixotropic additive. They are ideal for molds where easy release or high temperature resistance is required. Tin cured silicone can be used for casting polyurethane, epoxy or polyester resins, waxes, all gypsum products and low-temperature metals.
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Mold Max Series
Mold Max silicones are used around the world for a variety of industrial and art-related applications including architectural restoration, prototype model development, reproducing sculpture, creating special effects and themed environments. There is no better silicone value.
Mold Max Series
High performance tin-catalyzed liquid silicone rubbers in Shore Hardnesses from 10A - 40A
Mold Max 14NV & 29NV
Shore 14A or 29A tin-catalyzed silicone which are low viscosity and do not require vacuum degassing.
Mold Max 60
Shore 60A tin catalyzed silicone rubber formulated for applications requiring high heat resistance
Mold Max STROKE
Brushable tin-catalyzed silicone rubber for making fast brush-on molds of almost any model
Mold Max T Series
Water white translucent tin cured silicone rubber compounds with exceptional tear strength and working properties
Mold Max XLS II
Very low shrinkage tin-catalyzed silicone mold making rubber
Specialty Tin Silicone
OOMOO
Easy to use silicone rubber compounds that feature convenient one-to-one by volume mix ratios (no scale necessary) and Low viscosity - vacuum degassing is not necessary
PoYo Putty
Silicone putty which is mixed and applied by hand to create quick molds.