Description
Nicem® White Silicone is formulated for use as a backer for more expensive silicone compounds. Combining this compound with another, more expensive silicone helps you to reduce your total mold cost. Nicem® White can also be a good choice when casting uncomplicated pieces in tin alloys. It’s also a little harder than the other available compounds. Like all Nicem silicones, Nicem® White is formulated and blended using only the highest quality polymers and fillers.
Every silicone rubber mold set has a nominal thickness of 1″ and consists of four 1⁄4” thick sections. The term “durometer” used in the table below refers to the relative hardness of a rubber compound when cured. The higher the durometer, the harder the rubber compound is.
Product Details
| Rubber Series | Applications | Durometer | Flexibility | Tear Resistance | Temperature Resistance |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nicem White | A backing material for more expensive mold compounds. | 64-66 | Medium | Medium | Medium |
| 200 Series | Polyester and polyurethane resins, lead and tin alloys, and as a backing material for more expensive mold compounds. | 63 | Medium | Medium | Medium |
| 500 Series | Fishing lures, high lead content alloys and polyester and polyurethane resins. | 57 | Med-High | Medium | High |
| Nicem Green High Tear | Tin and lead alloy pieces with substantial undercuts. Often used for short runs in zinc alloys. | 55-57 | High | Very High | High |
| Nicem Yellow | Zinc, tin and lead alloys, polyester and polyurethane resins. | 59-62 | High | Med-High | Very High |
| Nicem Blue | Zinc, tin and lead alloys. Polyester and polyurethane. | 63-65 | Medium | Medium | Highest |
| Nicem Green Low Temperature Cure | Used when very low shrinkage is necessary or desirable. | 49-51 | Very High | Very High | Med-High |
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