LSR Food Grade Liquid Silicone Rubber Fast forming speed Good Resilience

Food Grade Silicone Mould Making Rubber LSR Better For Baby Feeding Nipples With LFGB

Description

Liquid silicone rubbers are pumpable two-part compounds that are delivered ready to use.

They are vulcanized by addition curing.
Component A contains catalyst and component B functional polysiloxane as a curing agent.
Compared to peroxide curing, liquid silicone rubbers do not release any curing by-products.

Production Process

1. Add raw material
2. Stir and mix
3. Sampling inspection
4. (Viscosity detection, Hardness test, Tear resistance)
5. Mass production
6. Label
7. Packing
8. Transport

Typical Property

This data is a typical reference value and is for reference only.

Instructions

Here is a look at the LSR molding process:

1. LSR A + B components typically come in a 5-gallon pail or 55-gallon drum. A process controlled pumping kit presses down on the buckets to force the material into the static mixer and feed into the injection unit.

2. Then, streams of pigment can be added and controlled. In the injection, press material will be mixed together additionally with a screw and pushed forward to create a “shot” of material, or the amount needed to fill the mold.

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3. After the material is injected into the mold, it will then stay clamped together to cure the LSR. Then, either an operator or a robot will remove the cured product from the mold and the cycle repeats. It is a very quick efficient process that typically averages 30 seconds.

Features

Packing & Storage

Available in 20kg pails or 200kg drums.

Store in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight, use it within 12 months from the day of manufacture.