Semi-Permanent Release Agent suits rubber molding applications.
September 19, 2011 -
Featuring water-based formulation, Mold Release Agent 7891 offers optimized release properties for peroxide cure EPDM and heat-cured silicone rubber, enabling release of intricate shapes without pulling or tearing. Designed for use at mold temperatures from 290-400°F, agent delivers optimized surface part quality with smooth, dry feel and minimal build-up. Coating is available in 5 gallon containers and 55 gallon drums.
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Huron Technologies, Inc.
415 Industrial Dr.
Leslie, MI, 49251
USA
Semi-Permanent Release Agent for Rubber Molding Applications
Leslie, MI - Mold Release Agent 7891, a water-based release for rubber molding applications, offers exceptional release properties for peroxide cure EPDM and heat cured silicone rubber. Release Coating 7891 is ideal for releasing intricate rubber shapes without pulling or tearing. Designed for use at mold temperatures from 290-400°F (143-204°C), Release Coating 7891 provides excellent surface part quality when used with automated spray systems.
Huron Technologies' formulation delivers:
Multiple release after proper mold conditioning, supporting longer production cycles
Minimal build up, extending time in production before mold cleaning
Smooth, dry feel on part surfaces
Release Coating 7891 is available in 5 gallon containers and 55 gallon drums.
Huron Technologies, Inc. develops and manufactures release agents for rubber elastomers, composites, concrete, and polyurethane systems, providing a wide range of off-the-shelf release agents as well as custom mold release agents to meet customer requirements.
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