Mold Silicone – Medium (30 Shore A) 5 kg

Unit Price for 1 EUR 180,05

Unit Price for 2 EUR 172,02 Unit Price for 3 EUR 163,99 Unit Price for 4 EUR 155,96 Unit Price for 5 EUR 147,93

Medium Silicone (30 Shore A) is a liquid silicone commonly used for creating casting molds. This all-purpose silicone is form-stable yet slightly soft, making it suitable for a wide range of professional applications. It is easy to work with, demolds cleanly, and is non-toxic. The silicone is white but can be colored with our silicone pigments or alternatively with natural pigments. PRO pigments are not compatible with silicone.

This is a tin-cure (condensation) silicone.

Usage:

Mix the silicone with the included curing agent (1 kg silicone ≈ 0.8 L).
Always wear gloves when handling silicone, as it is sticky.

Storage & Shelf Life:

Shelf life: 12 months
Optimal storage temperatures: 5–10°C.
Can be stored at higher temperatures, but not recommended above 25°C.

Important:

No EU Food safety certificate on this product.
Our heat-resistant silicone has an FDA approved safety certificate.

Learn more about our silicone and its applications below.

Description

Mold Silicone - Medium (30 Shore A) - Technical Data:

Working time: max. 20 min
Curing time: approx. 5 hours
Hardness (Shore A): 30
Color: White
Viscosity: approx. 21000 mPa.s
Elasticity: 450%
Tensile strength: 4,8 MPa
Tear strength: 28 kN/m
Shrinkage: <0.2%
Melting point: 160ºC

Note: Data applies at 25°C room temperature.

Effecient Silicone Usage for Mold Production
Plan your silicone requirements accurately to optimize material use and reduce waste:

Choose a mold box with at least 1 cm clearance on all sides of your object.
Calculate the total box volume (Length x Width x Height).
Subtract the object’s volume using water displacement or CAD data
Convert volume to silicone weight: 1 kg silicone ≈ 800 cm³.

Example: A 15 × 9 × 10 cm mold box = 1350 cm³. Object volume = 230 cm³ → net silicone volume = 1120 cm³. Required silicone = 1120 ÷ 800 ≈ 1.4 kg.

Mixing and Working with Silicone

Each container of curing agent is designed for 1 kg of silicone.
Mix only the amount you need for the project.
Maximum working time after mixing: 20 minutes.

Forming and Layering

When creating multi-part molds, apply a thin layer of release agent on the cured silicone to prevent the new layer from bonding.
Same principle applies when casting silicone into a silicone mold: always use release agent to prevent adhesion between layers.

Tips

Use gloves when handling silicone.
Apply thin first layers to capture all details before adding thicker layers (5-10 mm) for mold strength.
Silicone cures at room temperature but can be accelerated with controlled heat.

Video Tutorial

Watch our step-by-step guide for casting silicone, demonstrating proper techniques including layering, release agent application, and mold finishing. Materials used in the tutorial include modeling clay, a cardboard box, petroleum jelly, and elastic bands.

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