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- Manufacturer: Stoner
- Product Line: TraSys® Mold Release Spray Solutions
- Product: TraSys® release coatings for rotational molding
- Industries: Elastomers | Metal Processing & Fabrication | Plastics
- Authorized Countries: Canada | Mexico | United States
TraSys® 500
TraSys® 500 mold release coating is a water-based dispersion coating for high-heat (open-flame) mold release for rotational molding applications above 600°F.
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Specifications
Specific gravity: 1.0
Odor: Slight
Color: White
Flash point: None
Primary Chemistry:
PTFE (Fluorochemical)
- Manufacturer: Stoner
- Product Line: TraSys® Mold Release Spray Solutions
- Product: TraSys® release coatings for rotational molding
- Industries: Elastomers | Metal Processing & Fabrication | Plastics
- Authorized Countries: Canada | Mexico | United States
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Canada
Mexico
United States
Overview
Stoner TraSys® 500 is an excellent mold release coating that will satisfy production, environmental, and safety requirements when removing a mold. As a translucent water-based dispersion, it allows for outstanding release properties while maintaining a very low coefficient of friction (COF). TraSys® 500 offers an unmatched combination of lubricity and durability while reducing mold buildup.
Specifications
Specific gravity: 1.0
Odor: Slight
Color: White
Flash point: None
Primary Chemistry:
PTFE (Fluorochemical)
Features & Benefits
- Great for rotational mold internals
- Releases at a controlled rate
- High thermal stability
Problems Solved
Tolerance of mold release coatings to an open flame and high temperatures up to above 600° F
Limited control over the release rate with the use of conventional release coatings
Applications
Rotational molding applications
Cribs
Kayaks
Sports equipment
Various toys
Road cones and barriers
Automotive parts
Bins and containers
Playground equipment
Industrial storage tanks
Related End Markets
Elastomers
Metal Processing & Fabrication
Plastics
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Elastomers
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Plastics
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