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24623 wogelin Send Email Mar 1, 2005
6:53 pm
Hello, this is an intersting subject, I am just thinking about to buying a vulanizer (like Romanoff´s table top model). Problem is I want to do the casting in...
24624 Ted Quick
rim_molder Send Email
Mar 2, 2005
5:29 am
Try looking at: http://www.tekcast.com/casting.htm#TEKPLASTIC%20LIQUID%20THERMOSET%20PLASTICS They have information about spincasting resins in many places on...
24625 Terry Wellman
mwhirailer Send Email
Mar 2, 2005
6:22 am
Hi Wolfgang, We spin resin in vulcanized molds on a regular basis. Despite the learning curve, it is entirely do-able. The main concern is the quality,...
24626 Wolfgang Gebranzig
wogelin Send Email
Mar 2, 2005
1:00 pm
Hi Terry and Ted Thank you very very much for your detailed answer. Really a fantastic info and help to me. It is not the quality of the various RTV-Rubber´s...
24627 crist2804 Send Email Mar 4, 2005
12:10 pm
Hi there. What's different between "POLYURETHANE CASTING RESIN" and "Urethane plastic polymer" ? Are those two products same or not? Which one is good for...
24628 Peter Sheres
psheres Send Email
Mar 4, 2005
1:23 pm
I believe they are the same thing. The one that is best for your application depends on a number of variables like: Part size Thickness of the part What you...
24629 Gary Woodard
betsy662 Send Email
Mar 4, 2005
1:41 pm
Hi Chris, They are pretty much one and the same thing, now there is a difference between polyester and polyurathane, polyester is very similar in look and fee...
24630 Ted Quick
rim_molder Send Email
Mar 4, 2005
2:59 pm
They're the same thing, with sliughtly different labels. Almaost any plastic can be name "Polywhatever&quot; or just "whatever";, sinc all plastics are made of...
24631 Ted Quick
rim_molder Send Email
Mar 5, 2005
4:49 am
This sounds a bit out of whack. Polyesters, the first casting resin ever used, is mxed in mush smaller ratios than you say below. It's given as a few drops of...
24632 Ken Cliffe
ken_cliffe Send Email
Mar 5, 2005
2:17 pm
Can anyone recommend a flexible resin that has a de-molding time of minutes? All the ones I've seen take hours to cure. Ken...
24633 Peter Sheres
psheres Send Email
Mar 5, 2005
2:19 pm
Polytek Plastiflex is a semi rigid/flexible resin that sets up in minutes. Peter Sheres Ball Consulting, Ltd 12565 Research Parkway, Suite 300 Orlando, FL...
24634 steveneserin@...
steveneserin Send Email
Mar 5, 2005
2:20 pm
In a message dated 05/03/2005 14:18:10 GMT Standard Time, cliffe1645@... writes: Can anyone recommend a flexible resin that has a de-molding time of...
24635 crist2804 Send Email Mar 6, 2005
3:59 am
Hi Peter Sheres, Gary Woodard, and Ted Quick, Thank you all. That's very helpful info. to me. Thanks again~^^ Chris...
24636 nomadic360 Send Email Mar 6, 2005
6:21 am
Hello - Was wondering how Hollow Casting is accomplished. I have a metal oblonged shape approximately 4"in height and 3" at it's widest point. I would like...
24637 dehusman Send Email Mar 6, 2005
6:44 am
I would like to thank everybody on this list for their input on and off list on my earlier casting problems, also thanks to the folks at Alumilite for their...
24638 Ted Quick
rim_molder Send Email
Mar 6, 2005
4:19 pm
OK, to cast a hollow part you need a 2 (or more) part mold, depending on details and undercuts. The process is usually called slush casting. Basically you mix...
24639 tweten7 Send Email Mar 6, 2005
8:56 pm
... a ... widest ... Rotational casting would be my solution. The mold is paritially filled with polystyrene or polyethylene pellets depending on how thick a...
24640 Sarah Rose
rosehorse67 Send Email
Mar 6, 2005
11:24 pm
Does anyone know if there is a clear softer (like 20 or 25) silicone available to the casting industry? I post this about once a year, the last time I checked...
24641 farmboy_k Send Email Mar 7, 2005
2:07 am
Hello, I am looking for someone who does custom spincasting of resin or pewter for a couple projects I have. I can send pics with dims to those who want to...
24642 gollumcast Send Email Mar 7, 2005
3:03 am
Anyone know a supplier that sells 55 gal drums I need one that sets up in under 15 minutes for a reasonable price...
24643 dking551 Send Email Mar 7, 2005
6:15 am
The Smooth-on Reoflex urethane rubber is fairly transparent, but not real clear, might still be difficult to see your master good enough to make accurate cuts....
24644 tcs
compleatscul... Send Email
Mar 7, 2005
11:55 am
... The reoflex is semi-translucent rubber and a polyurethane not a silicone. To my knowledge the softest "clear" silicones are in th 40A range. Each company...
24645 Mike Brose
puppetsnprops Send Email
Mar 7, 2005
3:48 pm
... Silpak has a shore A 10 clear silicone (Sil-Putty 10). They will send you a cured sample upon request. You'll just have to see if it's clear enough. It's...
24646 Mike Brose
puppetsnprops Send Email
Mar 7, 2005
3:51 pm
You can also do resin (urethane or other resins) rotational casting with silicone molds. The resin is mixed up and poured into the mold and similarly rotated...
24647 Tony Furdock
bikefurd Send Email
Mar 7, 2005
4:01 pm
Silicones, Inc. has clear platinums down to 18 shore A (their P-15, whixh they say goes up to 18 after several days of cure - it's still pretty soft). Good...
24648 Ray K.
kleenax Send Email
Mar 7, 2005
4:23 pm
Here's an interesting data sheet on polyethylene. http://www.boedeker.com/polye_p.htm Ray K....
24649 Ted Quick
rim_molder Send Email
Mar 7, 2005
4:31 pm
Just to get a sample, look at: http://www.boedeker.com/polye_p.htm They give melting temps between 230 and 280 F, depending on grade (at least for their own...
24650 Peter Sheres
psheres Send Email
Mar 7, 2005
4:53 pm
Polytek has a product called Plat-sil Gel 10 that is a 10 durometer translucent clear rubber that would probably work for you. Peter Sheres Ball Consulting,...
24651 Tim McCoy
lotus_14us Send Email
Mar 7, 2005
4:59 pm
Try NuSil, They make water clear soft silicones for the medical industry, you might find a one which will work. Most of there stuff is 2 part heat cured, but...
24652 Peter Sheres
psheres Send Email
Mar 7, 2005
7:20 pm
I sell Polytek materials and they have a few products that set up in 10 minutes. Attached is a data sheet for your reference. In addition to the regular...
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