Cultural Stone Mold Adhesive

Cultural stone mold adhesive is a high-performance liquid silicone specifically designed for casting cultural stone replicas. This adhesive formulation boasts excellent strength and durability, ensuring that the stone remains securely fixed even under various weather conditions. It is well-suited for the reproduction of a wide range of decorative and architectural products, including cultural stones, concrete items, plaster, large stones, artificial stones, and Roman columns.

Technical Parameters

*The color, hardness, and viscosity can be adjusted as needed.

Features

• The cultural stone mold adhesive features a low viscosity, making them easy to work with. They possess moderate hardness and high strength, facilitating effective applications.
• The cultural stone mold adhesive can cure and take shape at room temperature, eliminating the need for heating or sunlight during the molding process, ensuring a convenient and efficient workflow.
• The cultural stone mold adhesive exhibits excellent mechanical properties, characterized by a high degree of elasticity and flexibility, along with strong tear resistance, making them reliable for various applications.
• The cultural stone mold adhesiveis resistant to extreme temperatures, as well as to acidic and alkaline conditions, ensuring durability and longevity even under challenging environmental factors.
• With impressive fluidity, the cultural stone mold adhesive allows for easy demolding and exhibit minimal expansion, contributing to an extended service life.
• Additionally, the cultural stone mold adhesive maintains a low linear shrinkage rate, ensuring precise and consistent results throughout its use.

Operation Steps

• Mixing: Begin by thoroughly combining the silicone with the curing agent in the correct weight ratio. Ensure that the mixture is stirred uniformly to achieve a consistent blend, which is crucial for optimal curing and performance.
• Bubble removal: For applications requiring a high level of quality, it is essential to perform a vacuum de-airing process to remove any trapped air bubbles. Failing to do so could result in the presence of bubbles within the final mold, compromising its integrity and functionality.
• Pouring the silicone: Once the silicone mixture is ready and free of air bubbles, carefully pour the liquid silicone into the mold frame and let it stand for curing.