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Mold Max Series

High Performance Silicone Rubber

Mold Max™ Silicones are tin-cured liquid silicone rubber compounds that have exceptional working properties and library life. Mold Max™ Silicones feature Smooth-On’s exclusive “Libra™” catalyst for long library life. Mold Max™ silicones can be pigmented with Silc Pig™ silicone colorants. Mold Max™ Silicones will reproduce the finest detail and are suitable for a variety of industrial and art related applications including making molds for reproducing prototypes, furniture, sculpture and architectural elements. Mold Max™ 10, 20, 25 and 30 silicones can be thickened with THI-VEX™ additive for brush-on applications. (Note: THI-VEX™ is NOT compatible with Mold Max™ 40 or 60)

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Product	Size	Net Weight	Price
Mold Max 10 Shore A 10 hardness tin cure silicone rubber. 100:10 mix ratio by weight - scale required. How Does It Work?	Trial Unit	2.2 lbs.	3271
	Gallon Unit	11 lbs.	12491
	5 Gallon Unit	55 lbs.	59318
Mold Max 20 Soft tin cured silicone rubber - Shore 20A hardness 100:10 mix ratio by weight - scale required. How Does It Work?	Trial Unit	2.2 lbs.	3325
	Gallon Unit	11 lbs.	12553
	5 Gallon Unit	55 lbs.	59682
Mold Max 25 Soft tin cured silicone rubber - Shore 25A hardness 100:5 mix ratio by weight - scale required. How Does It Work?	Trial Unit	2.31 lbs.	3519
	Gallon Unit	11.57 lbs.	13200
	5 Gallon Unit	46.2 lbs.	50425
Mold Max 30 Medium softness tin cure silicone rubber - Shore 30A hardness 100:10 mix ratio by weight - scale required. How Does It Work?	Trial Unit	2.2 lbs.	3352
	Gallon Unit	11 lbs.	12553
	5 Gallon Unit	55 lbs.	60014
Mold Max 40 Medium hardness tin cure silicone rubber - Shore 40A hardness 100:10 mix ratio by weight - scale required. How Does It Work?	Trial Unit	2.2 lbs.	3452
	Gallon Unit	11 lbs.	12076
	5 Gallon Unit	55 lbs.	58031

Documents

Document Downloads

Technical Bulletin

Mold Max Series TB

Safety Data Sheet

Mold Max Series SDS

Frequently Asked Questions

Media

Videos

How To Make a Silicone Block Mold of an Irregularly Shaped Model: Mold Max™ 30

How To Make Custom Crayons Using a Silicone Mold

Vacuum Degassing Silicone Rubber

How to Measure Silicone Rubber by Weight on a Digital Gram Scale

Mold Making Tutorial: How to Make a Cavity Pour or Matrix Mold

How To Make a Silicone Mold For a Replica Antique Rifle

How-To Galleries

How To Make a 2 Piece Silicone Mold to Cast a Police Baton Prop

How To Make a Block Mold of a Four Legged Animal

How To Mold and Rotocast a Wooden Sculpture

How To Make a 2 Part Silicone Mold Using Mold Max™ 25

How To Mold & Cast An Alligator Snapping Turtle

How To Make Antler Reproductions Using Reverse Molding

High Tech Materials Create a Horrific Zombie

How To Create a Breakaway Glass Freezer Door for a Horror Film

How To Make a Breakaway Glass Bottle Prop

How To Make a Breakaway Glass Window Pane

Images

Cavity pour mold made from Mold Max®.

FlexFoam-iT!® 17 is used to create medical devices from this Mold Max® 25 mold.

ASK® 14 black impact resistant plastic is poured into this Mold Max® 25 mold (no release agent required) to create a high performance duplicate of an industrial wheel.

Frank Ippolito was charged with making this Mechanixwear Award from a two piece Mold Max® 30 mold.

Mold Max® 30 used to make production gang molds, training devices and stage props.

SMASH!® plastic glass cast into a three piece Mold Max® 30 mold.

Notifications

A release agent may be required to remove cured silicone rubber from glass, silicone, or some other surfaces. Many surfaces need to be sealed before applying silicone rubber.

This material has a by-weight mix ratio. An accurate gram scale is recommended.

Digital Gram Scale

It is recommended to vacuum this material to remove entrapped air.

Vacuum Chambers

This material is not compatible with sulfur-based modeling clay.

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