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Mold release capability of `Teflon` films fused onto metallic molds
Author(s) -
D.I. Holton
Publication year - 1967
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.2172/410338
Subject(s) - mold , materials science , silicone , casting , composite material , epoxy , coating , metal , metallurgy
`Teflon` film, applied as a fused coating to metal molds and gluing fixtures, can act as a release medium without adhering to an epoxy resin surface such as Hysol 13-009. This mold release capability of `Teflon` is useful when contamination of a resin surface cannot be tolerated. `Teflon` and Ram 225 (Silicone) are compared as release agents. They are about equal in terms of the force required to separate a mold from its resin casting. `Teflon` is superior in its resin casting cleanliness, but its film is susceptible to mechanical damage. Considering these qualities, `Teflon` can be a useful material, but its application must be chosen with care

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