Tin cure silicone rubbers are the workhorse of the mould making industry. Self-releasing properties and excellent value make them ideal for production casting. Mold Max series offers various hardnesses for different applications. Perfect for casting urethane resins, epoxy, wax, gypsum, and low-temperature metals.
Mold MaxTM Series
Mold Max™ RTV silicone mould rubbers are excellent at capturing intricate details for a range of industrial and art-related purposes. They're perfect for replicating prototypes, furniture, sculptures, and architectural components. You can use these rubbers to make casts using various materials like wax, gypsum, low-melt alloys/metals, and urethane, epoxy, or polyester resins, all without needing a release agent.
Mold Max 10
Shore A 10 hardness tin cure silicone rubber. 100:10 mix ratio by weight - scale required.
OOMOO™ is a user-friendly tin-cure silicone mould compound with a simple one-to-one mix ratio by volume, eliminating the need for scales. It boasts a remarkably low viscosity, making mixing and pouring a breeze, eliminating the need for vacuum degassing. This versatile product is well-suited for a range of applications in both the art and industrial sectors, including crafting moulds for sculptures and reproducing prototypes, as well as casting plaster, resins, and wax.
OOMOO 25
Low viscosity, shore A 25 hardness tin cure silicone rubber. 1:1 mix ratio by volume 75-minute cure.
Dalchem’s RTV2 Condensation Cure silicones are used for moulding and casting applications. Condensation Cure Silicone Rubbers are the most popular grade of moulding silicone. Dalchem's most popular product is SRT-30. It's easy to mix and use, and it meets the needs of most users. Unless you need a product for a specific application, start here with SRT-30.
Dalchem SRT30 Mouldmaking Silicone Rubber
SRT30 Condensation Cured Silicone Rubber for beginners and professionals alike