Porcelain Plaster – Premium Casting Plaster for Molds & Detailed Casts

Huismerk - SAM Porseleingips – Premium Gietgips voor Mallen & Gedetailleerde Afgietsels

Porcelain Plaster – Premium Casting Plaster for Molds & Detailed Casts

1 kg
€5,95
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Huismerk - SAM Porseleingips – Premium Gietgips voor Mallen & Gedetailleerde Afgietsels
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✔ Fine ceramic powder with high density✔ White, paintable✔ Exceptionally hard✔ Powder: water = 4: 1✔ Working time: 6 minutes✔ De-mold time: 30 minutes
€5,95
incl. VAT (21%) €4,92 excl. VAT
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Premium Porcelain Plaster for Professional Applications

Porcelain plaster is a fine-grained casting plaster based on high-quality gypsum, specially developed for making detailed casts and molds. With its superior flowability and high compressive strength, this material produces sharp reproductions with a smooth, porcelain-like surface – ideal for applications where precision and finish are crucial.

Key Benefits

  • Exceptional detail reproduction: Fine grain structure reproduces even the smallest details with high accuracy.
  • High compressive strength: Provides strong, durable casts that can withstand mechanical stress
  • Fast curing: Short processing time increases production efficiency and turnaround time
  • Smooth surface: Porcelain-like finish minimizes rework and polishing
  • Excellent flowability: Fills complex shapes completely without air inclusions
  • Easy processing: Reliable water-to-gypsum ratio ensures consistent results

Typical Applications

  • Slip casting molds: Production of ceramics, porcelain and sanitary ware in the ceramics industry
  • Reliefs and ornaments: Architectural detailing, restoration and decorative elements
  • Prototyping and Model Making: Precision models for design, engineering and production development
  • Jewelry and Small Objects: Detail Casting for Goldsmiths, Artists, and Hobbyists
  • Special effects and body casting: Lifelike casts for film, theatre and cosplay
  • Dental applications: Precision models and molds in dental laboratories

Technical Features

Mix the porcelain plaster with clean water at a ratio of approximately 4 parts plaster to 1 part water (by weight). Stir thoroughly until a homogeneous, airless mass is formed and pour immediately. The working time is 6 minutes, and full hardening occurs after 30-45 minutes. The material develops a compressive strength of 20-30 MPa and produces a fine, smooth surface that requires minimal finishing.

PLASTER CALCULATOR

How much plaster do I need?

Fill your mold with water, measure how many millilitres it takes and enter that below. The calculator works out exactly how much powder and how much water you need to weigh out, so you throw away as little as possible.
Mixing ratio 4 parts powder to 1 part water, always by weight.

1. Volume of your mold

ml
Fill the mold with water and pour it into a measuring jug

2. Number of molds

pieces
Number of molds of this volume you are casting in one go

3. Extra margin

Some plaster always stays behind in the bucket and on the spatula

This is what you weigh out

How to get the best result

  • ✓ Always weigh on a kitchen scale. The ratio of 4 to 1 is by weight, not by volume. If you measure four cups of powder against one cup of water, you are actually using far too much powder. The mix then becomes too thick, does not flow into the details and traps air.
  • ✓ Water is easy to weigh too. 1 millilitre of water weighs 1 gram, so you can weigh water and powder on the same scale.
  • ✓ Sprinkle the powder into the water, never pour water onto the powder. Let it soak for one to two minutes without stirring, then mix until smooth. This alone prevents most air bubbles.
  • ✓ Never add powder or water once you have started. The plaster is already setting. Adding more causes lumps, weak spots and visible lines in the finished piece.
  • ✓ Too little is worse than too much. If you run out halfway through pouring, the casting is lost. Work with at least 10 percent margin.
  • ✓ With a flexible silicone mold the wall stretches a little when you fill it with water. The measured volume is then slightly on the generous side, which works in your favour.
⚠️ Please note: this calculator is an aid and works from a density of 1.96 grams per cubic centimetre and a mixing ratio of 4 to 1. The actual amount can differ due to measuring accuracy, mixing technique and processing loss. Siliconesandmore accepts no liability for deviating results. With a new mold, always make a test casting first.

This porcelain plaster is supplied by Huismerk - SAM , specialist in high-quality plaster and casting materials for professional makers and the creative industry.

Special Instructions

  • Always use clean working materials and do not exceed the processing time.
  • Add color? Mix up to 2% acrylic resin color paste for a pastel effect.
  • Drying : Place the cast on wooden slats while cooling to prevent warping.

Professional Support

Questions about processing techniques, mixing ratios, or application possibilities? Our technical team is ready to advise you on the optimal use of porcelain plaster for your specific project.

Product Properties

  • ColorWhiteColor of the finished product
  • Density
    1.96g/cm³
    Density of the cured material
  • Mix ratio4:1Mixing ratio A : B
  • Pot life
    6minutes
    Working time after mixing
  • Cure time
    30minutes
    Time until full cure

Component Properties

  • Color AWhiteColor of component A

Safety Information

Safe to use– Free from harmful substances, harmless to people and the environment.
Safety Pictograms Safety Data Sheets (SDS)

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Frequently asked questions

What is the delivery time for my order?

Orders placed and paid on working days are in most cases shipped the same day. Weekend orders are processed on the next working day.

Indicative delivery times: Netherlands usually within 1 working day, Belgium and Germany typically 1–2 working days, other countries depending on destination and carrier. These are guidelines, not guarantees: peak periods, public holidays or carrier delays can have an effect.

What is the return policy?

You have 30 days to return after receipt. Email info@siliconesandmore.com within 30 days of delivery with your name and order number. The full conditions are in our return policy.

How can I track my order?

As soon as your order has shipped, you'll receive a track & trace code by email. It can take up to 24 hours before the code is active.

I have a problem with my order – how do I reach you?

Contact us via our contact page or email info@siliconesandmore.com. We're happy to help you quickly.

Can I order as a business?

Yes. Apply for a business account; we review your application within 3 working days. After that you order while logged in and pay on invoice, with payment terms of 14 days after delivery.

EU businesses outside the Netherlands with a valid VAT number order with VAT reverse-charged (0%, intra-community supply). The VAT number is stored in your business account; it cannot be added to an order after it has been placed.

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