• The Ultimate Guide to Identifying Food Grade Silicone

    The Ultimate Guide to Identifying Food Grade Silicone

    Food-grade silicone is a material that comes into contact with food, attracting significant attention for its safety. However, many people find it difficult to differentiate between regular silicone and food-grade silicone.

    • Feb 10, 2025
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  • Platinum Cure Silicone Cure Inhibition Technical Guide

    Platinum Cure Silicone Cure Inhibition Technical Guide

    Platinum-cure silicone is a widely used material for mold making. It offers several advantages over tin-cure silicone, such as low shrinkage, low viscosity (resulting in fewer bubbles), odorlessness, and safe skin contact, making it the preferred choice for many users.

    • Feb 06, 2025
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  • The Difference Between Tin-Cured and Platinum-Cured Silicone

    The Difference Between Tin-Cured and Platinum-Cured Silicone

    There are two types of RTV-2 silicone: tin-cure and platinum-cure silicone. In this article, we'll compare the two types and help you choose the perfect silicone rubber for your needs.

    • Feb 01, 2025
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  • How to Choose the Appropriate Hardness of Silicone

    How to Choose the Appropriate Hardness of Silicone

    RTV-2 liquid silicone raw materials can be mixed in specific proportions and formulas by combining Part A and Part B to obtain elastic materials with different hardness levels.

    • Feb 03, 2025
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  • The Differences Between Food-Grade Silicone and Medical-Grade Silicone

    The Differences Between Food-Grade Silicone and Medical-Grade Silicone

    Food-grade silicone and medical-grade silicone are both platinum-cured silicones, highly regarded for their excellent performance and wide range of applications. However, these two types of silicone have significant differences in their practical applications.

    • Feb 13, 2025
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  • Understanding How Long Silicone Molds Last

    Understanding How Long Silicone Molds Last

    The lifespan of a silicone mold is a significant concern for both mold makers and casters, referring to the number of successful castings that can be made with a single mold. However, it is a question without a clear answer, as there are many factors that can affect the service life of molds. Let's explore them.

    • Feb 07, 2025
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  • Guide to Inhibiting Cure of Addition-Cure Silicone in 3D Printed Molds

    Guide to Inhibiting Cure of Addition-Cure Silicone in 3D Printed Molds

    With the continuous advancement of 3D printing technology using SLA resin, it has become common practice to utilize a 3D printer for constructing a master mold using UV resin when making silicone molds.

    • Feb 06, 2025
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  • Silicone Mold Shrinkage Reduction: Proven Techniques

    Silicone Mold Shrinkage Reduction: Proven Techniques

    Reducing the shrinkage rate of silicone molds has long been a challenge for many mold manufacturers, as it can result in inconsistent product dimensions.

    • Feb 10, 2025
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  • Effective Techniques for Minimizing Air Bubbles in Liquid Silicone

    Effective Techniques for Minimizing Air Bubbles in Liquid Silicone

    Reducing bubbles in liquid silicone without a vacuum pump can be challenging, but with some techniques, you can achieve relatively good results. Here are some tips that can assist you in minimizing air bubbles to the greatest extent possible.

    • Feb 02, 2025
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  • Explore the Differences Between RTV and RTV-2 Silicone

    Explore the Differences Between RTV and RTV-2 Silicone

    RTV is a common term in the silicone industry, and it stands for Room Temperature Vulcanization. This type of liquid silicone material can cure or solidify at room temperature without the need for heating or pressurization.

    • Feb 09, 2025
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