This liquid silicone rubber from casting with respect to the traditional silicone casting rubber is more susceptible to laceration. A disposable rubber can be defined by which a smaller number of moldings can be made from the same mold. (Resistance to use and durability over time depend on several factors, such as mold thickness and matrix thickness. Molds of very thin matrixes will have a low impact on gum laceration and mold will have a longer life span).

FIELDS OF APPLICATION:

• Reproduction of plaster items
• Reproduction of manufatti in cement
• Reproduction of resin artifacts
• Reproduction of wooden artifacts
• Reproduction of waxed artifacts
• Playing statues
• Playing parts of statues
• Playing Rosettes
• Reproduction of prototypes
• Reproduction of static modeling objects
• Playback of frames
• Technical tassels

FEATURES:

• Non-stick on all surfaces (does not require the washing of instrumentation after use and does not need to be greased with other detachable agents). For some special surfaces, however, it is advisable to apply a detachable CLICK HERE
• Low torsional strength.
• Discreet reproduction of all details (even small and hidden ones)
• Discrete mechanical features.
• Low hardness