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Knock Out Mold Release

Valerie Trotter — Thu, 10 Oct 2019 18:02:20 +0000

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Dura Kote Mold Release

Valerie Trotter — Tue, 13 Feb 2018 19:40:05 +0000

No chlorinated solvents
Semi-permanent release for urethane & epoxy molding
Will not discolor parts
Paintable when baked on
Excellent rotational mold release
Maximum operating temp: 600 degree F/315 degrees C

Dura Kote is a special air-drying release that will not transfer onto the molded part. It provides a dry, dust-free film on all hard-surfaced molds. It won’t discolor and is paintable when it is baked on.

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Pure Eze Mold Release

Valerie Trotter — Tue, 13 Feb 2018 19:22:42 +0000

No chlorinated solvents
Food-approved lubricant, no licithins (+++++)
Neutral white oil-based release
Won’t turn color or turn rancid
Paintable, non-silicone
An excellent all-purpose release
Maximum operating temp: 600 degrees F / 315 degrees C

Pure Eze is a white, oil-bsed, food-approved release ideal for medical and food applications. Use Pure Eze with all thermoplastic resins, polyolefins, polycarbonates, rubber and some epoxies. it is colorless, odorless, tasteless, and will not change color over time.

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DFL – Dry Film Lube (Fluorocarbon) Mold Release

Valerie Trotter — Tue, 13 Feb 2018 18:50:12 +0000

No chlorinated solvents
Formulated for deep draw molds
Excellent for most rubber & thermoplastics including ABS, acetyl, nylon, vinyl, PVC
Use it on phenolic & urethane
Contains PTFE
Maximum operating temp: 500 degrees F / 260 degrees C

DFL is an excellent, fast-drying lubricant for injection molding where clarity and deep draw are important, especially with hard, brittle resins. It will not create “hydraulic effect” on deep drafted molds. Its “dry” formulation will not pick up dust or dirt and remains inert when exposed to corrosive reagents.

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