liquid silicone rubber

A mold is the negative or hollow cavity produced around a sculpted piece for use in creating multiples of that piece. A cast is the positive or reproduction of the original piece of sculpture created by pouring casting material into a pre-formed mold.
When an Plaster of Paris model has been completed, reproductions of the piece are often needed as gifts, for display, even for sale. To make the reproduction, a mold and cast of the model must be made in one of a variety of casting mediums
 
Best known for standing up to production casting of
 
JEWELLERY MOLD

This article details the steps that we took throughout the mold making and casting process:
 
Step 1: Select a Mold Making Method & Mold Rubber
Step 2: Construct Mold Box & Prepare Sculpture
Step 3: Measure, Mix & Pour Silicone Mold Rubber
Step 4: Demold
Step 5: Cut the Mold
Step 6: Casting

 

• Item Code: BHFHPJ
• Production Capacity: 100
• Delivery Time: Ready Stock
• Packaging Details: Bottles/Cans

Manufacturers commonly use Liquid Silicone Rubber (LSR). Unlike compression molding, the mold is first closed and then material is introduced into the cavities through a system of sprues, runners and sub-runners. Once the parts are cured, the mold is opened, parts are removed and the process repeats.
The Liquid Silicone Rubber Process
1. The uncured silicone starts off in two barrels — one marked Compound A and the other Compound B. One barrel contains the cures, while the other holds an accelerant. These two substances are combined and kneaded by an external mixer in a one-to-one ratio, along with any color that is needed.
Benefits of LSR Molding
So why choose LSR for parts and seals?
Great resistance. Since LSR has high resistance to water, ozone and weather, LIM molding with this type of material gives excellent resistance properties.
Stability. LSR molds have stability with low compression set, the ability to resist extreme temperatures and can also be any color on the spectrum.

 

• Item Code: BHFLSR2F
• Production Capacity: 100
• Delivery Time: Ready Stocks
• Packaging Details: wooden packing with fumigation

Manufacturers commonly use Liquid Silicone Rubber (LSR). Unlike compression molding, the mold is first closed and then material is introduced into the cavities through a system of sprues, runners and sub-runners. Once the parts are cured, the mold is opened, parts are removed and the process repeats.
The Liquid Silicone Rubber Process

1. The uncured silicone starts off in two barrels — one marked Compound A and the other Compound B. One barrel contains the cures, while the other holds an accelerant. These two substances are combined and kneaded by an external mixer in a one-to-one ratio, along with any color that is needed.

Benefits of LSR Molding

So why choose LSR for parts and seals?

Great resistance. Since LSR has high resistance to water, ozone and weather, LIM molding with this type of material gives excellent resistance properties.

Stability. LSR molds have stability with low compression set, the ability to resist extreme temperatures and can also be any color on the spectrum.
 

• Item Code: BHF210
• Production Capacity: 100
• Delivery Time: Ready Stocks
• Packaging Details: wooden packing with fumigation

Liquid Silicon Rubber (With Curing Agent)

A mold is the negative or hollow cavity produced around a sculpted piece for use in creating multiples of that piece. A cast is the positive or reproduction of the original piece of sculpture created by pouring casting material into a pre-formed mold.

When an Artificial Wood model has been completed, reproductions of the piece are often needed as gifts, for display, even for sale. To make the reproduction, a mold and cast of the model must be made in one of a variety of casting mediums

 

Best known for standing up to production casting of

 

ARTIFICIAL WOOD

This article details the steps that we took throughout the mold making and casting process:

 

Step 1: Select a Mold Making Method & Mold Rubber

Step 2: Construct Mold Box & Prepare Sculpture

Step 3: Measure, Mix & Pour Silicone Mold Rubber

Step 4: Demold

Step 5: Cut the Mold

Step 6: Casting

 

• Item Code: BHFAWM25
• Production Capacity: 100
• Delivery Time: Ready Stocks
• Packaging Details: Bottles/cans

Liquid Silicon Rubber (With Curing Agent)

A mold is the negative or hollow cavity produced around a sculpted piece for use in creating multiples of that piece. A cast is the positive or reproduction of the original piece of sculpture created by pouring casting material into a pre-formed mold.

When an Artificial Wood model has been completed, reproductions of the piece are often needed as gifts, for display, even for sale. To make the reproduction, a mold and cast of the model must be made in one of a variety of casting mediums

 

Best known for standing up to production casting of

 

ARTIFICIAL WOOD

This article details the steps that we took throughout the mold making and casting process:

 

Step 1: Select a Mold Making Method & Mold Rubber

Step 2: Construct Mold Box & Prepare Sculpture

Step 3: Measure, Mix & Pour Silicone Mold Rubber

Step 4: Demold

Step 5: Cut the Mold

Step 6: Casting

 

• Item Code: BHFAWM20
• Production Capacity: 100
• Delivery Time: Ready Stocks
• Packaging Details: Bottles/Cans

Liquid Silicon Rubber (With Curing Agent)

A mold is the negative or hollow cavity produced around a sculpted piece for use in creating multiples of that piece. A cast is the positive or reproduction of the original piece of sculpture created by pouring casting material into a pre-formed mold.

When an Artificial Wood model has been completed, reproductions of the piece are often needed as gifts, for display, even for sale. To make the reproduction, a mold and cast of the model must be made in one of a variety of casting mediums

 

Best known for standing up to production casting of

 

ARTIFICIAL WOOD

This article details the steps that we took throughout the mold making and casting process:

 

Step 1: Select a Mold Making Method & Mold Rubber

Step 2: Construct Mold Box & Prepare Sculpture

Step 3: Measure, Mix & Pour Silicone Mold Rubber

Step 4: Demold

Step 5: Cut the Mold

Step 6: Casting

• Item Code: BHFAWM
• Production Capacity: 100
• Delivery Time: Ready Stocks
• Packaging Details: Bottles/Cans

A mold is the negative or hollow cavity produced around a sculpted piece for use in creating multiples of that piece. A cast is the positive or reproduction of the original piece of sculpture created by pouring casting material into a pre-formed mold.
When an STONE AND TILES model has been completed, reproductions of the piece are often needed as gifts, for display, even for sale. To make the reproduction, a mold and cast of the model must be made in one of a variety of casting mediums
Best known for standing up to production casting of
 
ARTIFICIAL STONE AND TILES
This article details the steps that we took throughout the mold making and casting process:
 
Step 1: Select a Mold Making Method & Mold Rubber
Step 2: Construct Mold Box & Prepare Sculpture
Step 3: Measure, Mix & Pour Silicone Mold Rubber
Step 4: Demold
Step 5: Cut the Mold
Step 6: Casting

 

• Item Code: BHFAST
• Production Capacity: 100
• Delivery Time: Ready stocks
• Packaging Details: Bottles and cans

A mold is the negative or hollow cavity produced around a sculpted piece for use in creating multiples of that piece. A cast is the positive or reproduction of the original piece of sculpture created by pouring casting material into a pre-formed mold.

When an STONE AND TILES model has been completed, reproductions of the piece are often needed as gifts, for display, even for sale. To make the reproduction, a mold and cast of the model must be made in one of a variety of casting mediums

 

Best known for standing up to production casting of

 

ARTIFICIAL STONE AND TILES

This article details the steps that we took throughout the mold making and casting process:

 

Step 1: Select a Mold Making Method & Mold Rubber

Step 2: Construct Mold Box & Prepare Sculpture

Step 3: Measure, Mix & Pour Silicone Mold Rubber

Step 4: Demold

Step 5: Cut the Mold

Step 6: Casting

 

• Item Code: BHFAST25
• Production Capacity: 100
• Delivery Time: Ready Stocks
• Packaging Details: Bottles/cans

A mold is the negative or hollow cavity produced around a sculpted piece for use in creating multiples of that piece. A cast is the positive or reproduction of the original piece of sculpture created by pouring casting material into a pre-formed mold.
When an STONE AND TILES model has been completed, reproductions of the piece are often needed as gifts, for display, even for sale. To make the reproduction, a mold and cast of the model must be made in one of a variety of casting mediums
 
Best known for standing up to production casting of
 
ARTIFICIAL STONE AND TILES

This article details the steps that we took throughout the mold making and casting process:
 
Step 1: Select a Mold Making Method & Mold Rubber
Step 2: Construct Mold Box & Prepare Sculpture
Step 3: Measure, Mix & Pour Silicone Mold Rubber
Step 4: Demold
Step 5: Cut the Mold
Step 6: Casting

 

• Item Code: BHFAST20
• Production Capacity: 100
• Delivery Time: Ready Stocks
• Packaging Details: Bottles/cans