Professional Release Agents for Molds and Originals
🔧 Professional Release Agents for Molds and Originals Release agents facilitate the removal of a silicone mold from an original and from a casting in a silicone mold. Our carefully selected collection offers the perfect solution for every application. ✨ Why Release Agents Are Essential Silicone generally doesn't adhere unless...
The powder is ideal to eliminate the non-slipping character of silicone, but can also be used for a fine discharge between two layers of addition silicones.
✔ Transparent, water-repellent silicone layer.
✔ High separation and lubricating effect.
✔ Resistant to temperatures from -40 to +200 °C.
✔ Safe to use (BGVV approval).
✔ Odourless and CFC-free.
✔ Economical in use.
✔ Flash point -104C
✔ 200 ml
✔ Easy to apply
✔ Multiple releases between applications.
✔ High thermal stability
✔ Reduces working time and costs
✔ HAPs free*
🔧 Professional Release Agents for Molds and Originals
Release agents facilitate the removal of a silicone mold from an original and from a casting in a silicone mold. Our carefully selected collection offers the perfect solution for every application.
✨ Why Release Agents Are Essential
Silicone generally doesn't adhere unless the surface is porous (unfinished wood, styrene, baked clay). In that case, you can use a pore sealer and/or release agent .
🎯 Important Applications:
Condensation silicones bond to addition and condensation silicones → Always use release agent
Addition silicone bonding to fresh addition silicone → Strongly recommended to use release agent
Polyurethane, epoxy and polyester bond strongly to many materials → Release agent protects your mold
🔬 Specialist Solutions
For absorbent surfaces: On highly absorbent surfaces, polyvinyl alcohol can be used as a release agent. This is especially helpful because it dissolves with plenty of water and therefore leaves little to no discoloration. This is used on marlstone, among other things.
✨ Finish & Gloss
The nature of the release agent determines whether the mold retains its gloss or not. Therefore, a good choice is important:
Buffable or wax-based release agents → Can often be buffed back to a shine
Powdered release agents → Provide a mattifying effect
🛡️ Protection & Benefits
✅ Material friendly - Protects both mold and original
✅ Professional results - Reliable release with every use
✅ Versatile - For different materials and applications
✅ Easy to use - For beginners and professionals
💡 Need Professional Advice?
Not sure which release agent is best for your specific project? Our experienced team is ready to advise you on the right choice for your application. Contact us for personalized advice!
