High-Performance Molding & Casting Materials
At Haoyu Material, we manufacture industrial-grade RTV-2 liquid silicone rubber designed for the most demanding molding casting projects. Achieving a perfect reproduction starts with the right mold, and our materials are engineered to capture every micron of detail from your master model. Whether you are working on rapid prototyping or artistic reproduction, our silicone offers the stability and durability required for consistent results.
Key Benefits of Our RTV-2 Silicone
We focus on formulating silicones that solve common production headaches. Our materials provide:
- High Tear Strength: Built to withstand mechanical stress during demolding, ensuring your molds last longer and handle complex undercuts with ease.
- Negligible Shrinkage: We prioritize dimensional stability. Our Platinum Cure Silicone offers extremely low shrinkage, ensuring your cast parts fit perfectly every time.
- Customizable Shore A Hardness: From soft, flexible rubbers (Shore A 0) for delicate parts to rigid molds (Shore A 60+) for concrete, we tailor the hardness to your specific application.
Material Performance Overview
| Merkmal | Platinum Cure (Addition) | Tin Cure (Condensation) |
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| Primary Use | High-precision, Food Grade, Medical | Art Foundry, Gypsum, Concrete |
| Shrinkage Rate | Lowest (Ideal for prototyping) | Low (Economical standard) |
| Curing System | Heat-accelerated or Room Temp | Room Temperature Vulcanizing |
| Viscosity | Adjustable (Low to High) | Adjustable (Low to High) |
By controlling the manufacturing process directly, we ensure that every batch of liquid silicone rubber meets strict quality standards before it reaches your workshop.
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Understanding Hardness, Viscosity, and Tear Strength
Selecting the correct Shore A Hardness is the first step in successful mold making. A lower hardness (Shore A 0-10) offers high flexibility for complex patterns with deep undercuts, while a higher hardness (Shore A 40-60) provides the rigidity needed for large, flat molds or building blocks.
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| Härte | Shore A 0 to 60+ | Adjustable flexibility for intricate vs. rigid molds. |
| Viscosity | Low to High (Customizable) | Low for pouring; High for brush-on applications. |
| Tear Strength | High Performance | Resists tearing during repeated demolding cycles. |
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Customization: OEM Formulation Services
We understand that off-the-shelf products don’t fit every production line. We offer comprehensive OEM formulation services to tailor the silicone to your exact needs. We can adjust the working time (pot life) and curing time to match your production speed, or modify the color for easier visual inspection.
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Why Partner with Vastmaterial for Molding Casting?
Choosing the right partner for your molding casting projects means finding a balance between cost, quality, and reliability. As a direct manufacturer based in Dongguan, we eliminate the middleman, offering you factory-direct access to premium RTV-2 Liquid Silicone Rubber and casting materials. Whether you are scaling up production for industrial parts or need precise materials for artistic reproduction, our supply chain is optimized for speed and wholesale efficiency.
For clients requiring finished industrial components, we also provide precision investment casting services for complex metal parts, ensuring a comprehensive solution from raw material to final product.
Core Advantages of Our Supply Chain
We prioritize consistency and compliance to meet the rigorous standards of the US and global markets.
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- Ideal conditions: Keep the room around 73°F (23°C). Lower temperatures will slow down the cure, while higher temperatures accelerate it.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Molding & Casting
We tackle common inquiries daily regarding our RTV-2 liquid silicone rubber and its application in industrial and artistic projects. Getting the technical details right ensures you don’t waste expensive material or damage your master models.
Difference Between Potting and Molding Silicone
While both are silicone-based, their functions are opposite. Electronic potting silicone is engineered to adhere permanently to components, providing insulation and shock resistance. Molding silicone, on the other hand, is formulated with release agents to ensure it does gewährt stick to the master model or the casting material. Using potting compound for mold making will result in a fused mess that destroys your prototype.
Calculating Silicone Volume for Mold Boxes
Don’t guess your material needs. To determine how much RTV-2 silicone you need, calculate the volume of your mold box (Length × Width × Height) and subtract the approximate volume of the object you are molding. Since we sell by weight, multiply that final volume by the silicone’s specific gravity (usually around 1.1 to 1.3 g/cm³).
Adjusting Pot Life for Large-Scale Pours
For massive projects, standard working times might be too short. We can customize the curing agent at our factory to extend the pot life. On your end, temperature management is key; cooling the silicone and catalyst before mixing will slow down the reaction, giving you more time to pour and degas.
Resin Compatibility with Platinum Cure Silicone
Platinum cure silicone (addition cure) is sensitive to inhibition. Contaminants like sulfur, amines, or tin salts found in some clays and 3D printing resins can prevent the silicone from curing against the surface. If you are creating wax patterns for an investment mold, ensure your master model is free of inhibiting agents or sealed properly before pouring the silicone.
Quick Troubleshooting Guide
| Issue | Likely Cause | Solution |
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| Sticky Surface (Inhibition) | Contamination from sulfur/tin | Seal master model or switch to Tin Cure Silicone. |
| Air Bubbles | High viscosity or fast mixing | Use a vacuum chamber or choose a lower viscosity variant. |
| Tearing During Demold | Shore A hardness too high | Use a softer silicone (lower Shore A) for complex undercuts. |
| Short Pot Life | High ambient temperature | Work in a cooler environment or request a slow-set catalyst. |
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