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- Manufacturer: Stoner
- Product Line: TraSys® Mold Release Spray Solutions
- Product: Stoner® E206 Silicone Mold Release™
- Industries: Elastomers | Metal Processing & Fabrication | Plastics
- Authorized Countries: Canada | Mexico | United States
Stoner® E206 Silicone Mold Release™
Stoner® E206 is a mold release agent excellent for use in plastics, waxes, and rubber applications.
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Specifications
Form: Aerosol
Color: Clear, colorless
Relative density: 0.8
Primary Chemistry:
Halogenated hydrocarbon/ether blend
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Product Line
Industries
Authorized Countries
Canada
Mexico
United States
Overview
Stoner® E206 is a specially formulated food-grade mold release agent and anti-stick
lubricant. The product provides exceptional mold release performance and is excellent for use in lastics, elastomers, waxes, and similar materials.
Stoner® E206 provides fast release of parts from molds and multiple part releases per application. It also improves molding efficiency in many processes, including injection, compression, transfer, vacuum form, pour cast, die cast, and extrusion molding.
Features & Benefits
- Saves time by allowing molded parts to be removed quickly and easily from molds.
- Improves part appearance and reduces defects caused by sticking
- Formulated to provide high levels of user and
- environmental safety
- Contains no Class I (CFC) or Class II (HCFC) ozone-depleting substances
- Contains no chlorinated solvents, such as 1,1,1
- -trichloroethane or methylene chloride
- The silicone in E206 meets FDA regulation 21 CFR 181.28 as a release agent in the manufacture of food contact materials
- Colorless and nonstaining for easy part removal
Problems Solved
Stickiness of molded parts to the mold
Difficulty with molding and operational efficiencies
Molding defects caused by stickiness and ineffective mold release
Applications
Injection molding
Compression molding
Transfer molding
Vacuum form molding
Pour cast molding
Die cast molding
Extrusion molding
Related End Markets
Elastomers
Metal Processing & Fabrication
Plastics
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Elastomers
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