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24623
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...
wogelin
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Mar 1, 2005
6:53 pm
24624
Try looking at: http://www.tekcast.com/casting.htm#TEKPLASTIC%20LIQUID%20THERMOSET%20PLASTICS They have information about spincasting resins in many places on...
Ted Quick
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Mar 2, 2005
5:29 am
24625
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,...
Terry Wellman
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Mar 2, 2005
6:22 am
24626
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...
Wolfgang Gebranzig
wogelin
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Mar 2, 2005
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24627
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...
crist2804
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Mar 4, 2005
12:10 pm
24628
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...
Peter Sheres
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Mar 4, 2005
1:23 pm
24629
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...
Gary Woodard
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Mar 4, 2005
1:41 pm
24630
They're the same thing, with sliughtly different labels. Almaost any plastic can be name "Polywhatever" or just "whatever", sinc all plastics are made of...
Ted Quick
rim_molder
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Mar 4, 2005
2:59 pm
24631
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...
Ted Quick
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Mar 5, 2005
4:49 am
24632
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...
Ken Cliffe
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Mar 5, 2005
2:17 pm
24633
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...
Peter Sheres
psheres
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Mar 5, 2005
2:19 pm
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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...
steveneserin@...
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Mar 5, 2005
2:20 pm
24635
Hi Peter Sheres, Gary Woodard, and Ted Quick, Thank you all. That's very helpful info. to me. Thanks again~^^ Chris...
crist2804
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Mar 6, 2005
3:59 am
24636
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...
nomadic360
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Mar 6, 2005
6:21 am
24637
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...
dehusman
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Mar 6, 2005
6:44 am
24638
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...
Ted Quick
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Mar 6, 2005
4:19 pm
24639
... a ... widest ... Rotational casting would be my solution. The mold is paritially filled with polystyrene or polyethylene pellets depending on how thick a...
tweten7
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Mar 6, 2005
8:56 pm
24640
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...
Sarah Rose
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Mar 6, 2005
11:24 pm
24641
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...
farmboy_k
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Mar 7, 2005
2:07 am
24642
Anyone know a supplier that sells 55 gal drums I need one that sets up in under 15 minutes for a reasonable price...
gollumcast
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Mar 7, 2005
3:03 am
24643
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....
dking551
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Mar 7, 2005
6:15 am
24644
... 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...
tcs
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Mar 7, 2005
11:55 am
24645
... 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...
Mike Brose
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Mar 7, 2005
3:48 pm
24646
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...
Mike Brose
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Mar 7, 2005
3:51 pm
24647
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...
Tony Furdock
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Mar 7, 2005
4:01 pm
24648
Here's an interesting data sheet on polyethylene. http://www.boedeker.com/polye_p.htm Ray K....
Ray K.
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Mar 7, 2005
4:23 pm
24649
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...
Ted Quick
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Mar 7, 2005
4:31 pm
24650
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,...
Peter Sheres
psheres
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Mar 7, 2005
4:53 pm
24651
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...
Tim McCoy
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Mar 7, 2005
4:59 pm
24652
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...
Peter Sheres
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Mar 7, 2005
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