We are engaged in trading and supplying of a wide range of water based semi-permanent mold release agents that is used as a release coating for molding rubber compounds including EPDM, NBR, SBR, polyurethanes, fluoroelastomers and fiber/resin composites, including epoxy, polyester, thermoplastic and thermoset resins and fiberglass laminates. This agent is a water based emulsion of a film forming resin that provides clear and colorless coating on the surface of rubber products. Known for its excellent release and anti-stick characteristics, our MAC-860 mold release agent is available in the packaging of 12 oz. spray can, gallon container, 5 gallon pail and 55 gallon drums.

Following are the technical specifications of these mold release agents:

• Color and appearance: Milky, white liquid
• Dispersing medium: Water
• Specific gravity: 1.0
• Weight per gallon (lbs.): 8.3

These mold release agents should be used in the following manner:

• Apply as received or diluted with deionized water, to a clean, dry mold
• Dilution range should ideally be from one to four parts deionized water to one part MAC-860
• Apply to hot or cold molds, but preheating the mold to 200°F will facilitate evaporation of the water
• Clean the mold with a suitable solvent or an abrasive cleaner to remove previous release agents or other contamination
• Apply a finely atomized, light and even spray to the mold
• After allowing the water to evaporate, apply a second coat
• Heat the mold to 300°F or higher and hold for at least five minutes to effect curing of the release film
• For touch-up, spray the agent as a fine mist to the hot mold

Following are some of the precautions that need to be taken care before applying:

• To adopt good industrial practice, use safety glasses and gloves before applying and spraying
• Protect the agent from freezing temperature
• Keep the container covered to prevent evaporation

We deal in a hygienically processed range of semi-permanent mold release agents (MAC-794) that is an aqueous solution of a fluoropolymer that is used for coating and releasing polyurethanes, fluoroelastomers, silicone and other organic rubber compounds. This mold release agent does not settle on standing and provides a durable, semi-permanent type release film that is dry and colorless. MAC 794 is available in 12 oz. spray can, gallon container, 5 gallon pail or 55 gallon drums that should not be frozen. Ideally, these mold release agents should be used after applying safety glasses and gloves as these are industrial products.

Below mentioned are the technical specifications of these agents:

• Color and appearance: Clear, yellow solution
• Dispersing medium: Water
• Specific gravity: 1.0
• Weight per gallon (lbs.): 8.32

These mold release agents should be applied in the following manner:

• Apply as received, or diluted with one to four parts of deionized or distilled water
• Remove all previously used release coatings and compound residue from the moulds by an appropriate method
• For proper adherence and quick drying of MAC-794, heat the mold surface to 200ºF (93ºC) or higher
• To assure complete coverage, a second coat is recommended

Leveraging on our amicable relations with trusted manufacturers of the industry, we are offering our clients with a quality assured range of general purpose water based mold release agents (McLube 1829). These general purpose mold release agents are used as release coating in rubber molding processes and as an anti-tack coating for uncured rubber. This water dilutable emulsion of a fluorochemical/resin mixture offers superior properties to release agents and is available in 12 oz. spray cans, gallon container, 5 gallon pail, 55 gallon drums and 275 gallon totes. McLube 1829 has a very low order of toxicity, but to ensure good industrial practices, safety glasses and gloves should be applied before using it. The product should be avoided prolonged contact with the skin and storing in freezing temperature.

The technical specifications are as follows:

• Color and appearance: Opaque white to off-white emulsion
• Dispersing medium: Water
• Specific gravity: 1.01
• Weight per gallon (lbs.): 8.4

The application method of these agents is mentioned below:

• Apply after diluting one part McLube to four parts water, particularly while a mold is being conditioned (Higher dilutions may also achieve excellent release results)
• The product and its dilutions should be agitated prior to use and periodically during use
• Apply McLube 1829 on a clean mould that is free of any oily residue or other release coating
• Apply the product either by wiping, or preferably, spraying
• Ideally, heat the surface to be treated to allow the water to evaporate quickly

While releasing uncured rubber, use the following application method:

• Apply it to the rubber while it is hot
• If drying is not quick, use forced drying method using hot air or a heat lamp
• Apply the agent through spraying, flow coating or dipping
• Optimum dilution rate should depend on the particular compound or process involved
• Conduct some preliminary evaluations to furnish the desired anti-stick properties

We offer our clients with a wide range of water based mold release agent/ concentrated PTFE that is a colorless water based dispersion used for releasing compounds that are hard to release. These agents are ideal for releasing FKM, ECO, neoprene, and other organic rubber compounds and parts. Available in gallon container, 5 gallon pail, 55 gallon drum and 275 gallon totes, these mold release agents should not be heated above 550°F that may result in the formation of harmful fumes. Freezing of these agents should be avoided to restore product uniformity, but if in case these are frozen, these should be restored through mechanical agitation.

The technical data of these agents are mentioned below:

• Color and appearance: Thick, white fluid dispersion
• Dispersing medium: Water
• Specific gravity: 1.0
• Weight per gallon (lbs.): 8.5

These agents should be used in the following manner:

• Dilute the product prior to application in 1:2 ratio (two parts water) and mixing it periodically during use
• Clean the surface to be treated to assure there are no oily residues or other release coatings
• Apply the diluted product on dry surface using wiping, brushing or, preferably, spraying methods

Our clients can avail from us, a wide range of colloidal dispersion of PTFE/water based mold (McLube 2100) that is a colloidal dispersion of finely divided polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) particles in water. McLube 2100 is used for coating a variety of rubber compounds and plastic parts and has proven to provide excellent release and anti-stick properties through colorless film coating. Available in 1 gallon container, 5 gallon pails, 55 gallon drums and 275 gallon totes, these molds are offered in the following technical specifications:

• Color and appearance: Translucent, off-white colloidal dispersion
• Dispersing medium: Water
• Specific gravity: 1.01
• Weight per gallon (lbs.): 8.4

Below mentioned is the application method of these molds:

• Apply as received to clean and dry surfaces
• Cleaning of the surface should be done prior to application so that previously used release products and compound residues should be removed
• Apply the product to room temperature surfaces (application to hot surfaces will allow for faster drying of the coating)
• Use spraying method to apply a thin, even film over the entire surface and assure complete coverage through a second coating

The precautions that need to be taken while using these products are:

• Read the material safety data sheet before using the product
• The heating of McLube 2100 above 550ºF may result in possible formation of harmful fumes
• Smoking should be prohibited while using the product
• Freezing of the product should be avoided, but if it occurs, restore the product uniformity with mechanical agitation

Available with us, is a pure formulation of silicone rubber mold release agent that is designed to furnish a release coating for rubber and plastics molding operations. This product is a dispersion of solid active ingredients in water and is used as an anti-stick anti-tack coating for uncured rubber. Recommended particularly for the molding of silicone rubber, these agents are offered to our clients in the 12 oz. spray cans, gallon container, 5 gallon pail, 55 gallon drums and 275 gallon totes.

The technical specifications are as follows:

• Color and appearance: Thick, white fluid dispersion
• Dispersing medium: Water
• Specific gravity: 1.0
• Weight per gallon (lbs.): 8.4

Following are the application guidelines for these agents:

• McLube 1782 should be diluted before application (Ideal ratio of dilution is one part McLube to two parts water)
• Dilution should be tested from a performance and an economic standpoint
• Proper mixing of the product is required before use and periodically during use
• Clean the surface to be treated for making it free from oily residues or other release coatings
• Apply the diluted product to hot mold surfaces using brushing, wiping or spraying methods
• Spraying should be carried out using as low pressure (fine mist spraying is recommended)
• For uniform coating, apply two coats, allowing the initial coat to dry before applying the second one

Below mentioned are some of the measures that need to be taken care of while using the product:

• Review the material safety data sheet prior to using the product
• Heating the product above 550°F may result in the formation of potentially harmful substances that need to be taken care of
• Smoking should be prohibited while using the product
• Freezing of the product should be avoided, but if it occurs, restore the product uniformity with mechanical agitation

We have in store for our clients, a quality proven range of mold release agent for hard to mold parts (McLube 1711L) that is suitable for application to heated surfaces like rubber, silicone and plastic compounds. The agent is a solvent dispersion of a solid active ingredient that depicts low friction and superior anti-stick/ release characteristics. It furnishes a dry, colorless coating providing multiple release cycles without transfer to molded parts and with no buildup on the mold. Available in 12 oz. spray can, gallon container, 5 gallon pail and 55 gallon drums, these mold release agents are offered to our clients in the following specifications:

• Color and appearance: White, translucent dispersion
• Dispersing medium: Solvent blend - heptane, ethanol, butyl acetate, propyl cellosolve
• Specific gravity: 0.84
• Weight per gallon (lbs.): 7.0

The below mentioned application method should be followed while using this product:

• Thoroughly clean the mold surfaces and dry them before usage
• Remove all the traces of previously used release agents
• Use McLube 1711L as received, but after rigorous mixing
• Use conventional application methods like spraying, dipping, wiping, brushing for application
• Apply two coatings on a fresh coat or for assuring uniform coating

To ensure safety in handling the below mentioned steps should be taken care of:

• Review the material safety data sheet prior to using the product
• Since these solvents are flammable they should be kept away from heat, sparks and flames
• Adequate ventilation should be assured while using the product
• Heating the product above 550°F may result in the formation of potentially harmful substances that need to be taken care of
• To adopt good industrial practice, use safety glasses and gloves before applying and spraying
• Smoking should be prohibited while using the product

We are instrumental in offering our clients with PTFE mold release agent and release coating that is reckoned for its low friction and excellent anti-stick and releasing characteristics. These coatings are basically solvent dispersion of solid active ingredients that are useful for rendering release coating for all types of rubber and plastic compounds and metallic and nonmetallic molds at temperatures. These provide releasing of the product up to 550°F and assure protection of mold surfaces against corrosion while in storage. These coatings are available in different pack sizes ranging from 12 oz. spray cans and gallon containers to 5 gallon pails and 55 gallon drum.

The technical specifications of these release coatings are given below:

• Color and appearance: White, translucent dispersion
• Dispersing medium: Solvent blend - heptane, ethanol, butyl acetate
• Specific gravity: 0.78
• Weight per gallon (lbs.): 6.5

These release coatings should be used in the following manner:

• Clean the surface to be coated for making it free from grease, oil, dirt and particularly all traces of prior release agents
• Use without dilution but should be properly mixed prior to use and periodically during use
• Application can be done using spraying, dipping, wiping or brushing
• Apply a thin, even coating on a fresh mold, followed by a second coat once the solvent has evaporated from the first
• When the mold is taken from storage, it can be returned to the press without cleaning, although wiping with a soft cloth is suggested
• The frequency of application is dependant upon the industry it is being used

The precautions to be observed in handling this product are as under:

• Review the material safety data sheet prior to using the product
• Since these solvents are flammable they should be kept away from heat, sparks and flames

• Adequate ventilation should be assured while using the product
• Heating the product above 550°F may result in the formation of potentially harmful substances that need to be taken care of
• Smoking should be prohibited while using the product
• To adopt good industrial practice, use safety glasses and gloves before applying and spraying

Our clients can avail from us, a wide range of mold release agents & lubricants that is basically a solvent dispersion of a solid active ingredient that is used as a release coating. These agents and lubricants are effective for rubber and plastic compounds and metallic and nonmetallic molds at temperatures up to 550°F. Widely known for its low coefficient of friction and excellent releasing properties, these lubricants are available for our clients in 12 oz. spray cans, gallon containers, 5 gallon pail and 55 gallon drums.

The technical specifications of these lubricants are as follows:

Technical Data:

• Color and appearance: White, translucent dispersion
• Dispersing medium: Solvent blend - heptane, ethanol, butyl acetate
• Specific gravity: 0.78
• Weight per gallon (lbs.): 6.5
• The application method of these agents should be done in the following manner:
• Thoroughly clean and dry the surfaces before applying McLube 1700L
• Assure that all the traces of prior release agents should be removed by washing
• Use McLube 1700L without dilution but agitation is required prior to use
• Apply the solvent using spraying, dipping, wiping or brushing method
• Apply a thin, even coating on the surface and follow it with a second coat

The observance of following safety precautions is recommended while using this product:

Review the material safety data sheet prior to using the product
Since these solvents are flammable they should be kept away from heat, sparks and flames

Adequate ventilation should be assured while using the product
Heating the product above 550°F may result in the formation of potentially harmful substances that need to be taken care of
Smoking should be prohibited while using the product
To adopt good industrial practice, use safety glasses and gloves before applying and spraying

Available with us is a qualitative range Nonflammable Mold Release Agent and Dry Lubricant MAC-444NPB that is a nonflammable solvent dispersed from a solid active ingredient. This dispersion exhibits characteristics of excellent anti-stick/release and low friction and thus, is highly appreciated by the clients. The Nonflammable Mold Release Agent and Dry Lubricant offered by us provides a release coating that is effective on all kinds of rubber and plastic compounds, and even on metallic and nonmetallic molds at high temperatures up to 550° F. moreover, the low coefficient of friction of the coating, makes it the ideal dry lubricant.

Technical Specifications:

• Color and appearance - White, translucent dispersion
• Dispersing medium - n-Propyl Bromide
• Flash point - None
• Boiling point of solvent - 159° F
• Specific gravity - 1.32
• Weight per gallon (lbs.) - 10.6

The application method of these lubricants is given below:
Prior to applying MAC-444NPB, surfaces should be completely cleaned and dried, and also traces of previous release agents should also be removed. For this purpose, McLube Mold Cleaner can be used. The MAC-444NPB supplied by us should be used as it is and should not be diluted. As the MAC-444NPB offered by us is a dispersion of solid particles, therefore, it should be shaken well before its use and at times while it is being used. This mold release agent can be applied onto the surface in several ways such as spraying, wiping, brushing or dipping. The first coat should be thin and even, and after the solvent is evaporated, a second coat should be applied, especially when applying it as a start-up coat on a clean surface.
For the initial few cycles, a single coat of MAC-444NPB is suggested and once the mold is conditioned, it might be possible to complete several cycles with a single application, depending on the type of material being released.

Prior to using the product, it is recommended to review the Material Safety Data Sheet. Although the active ingredient in the mold release agent is non-toxic in nature, however, if heated above 550° F, it may transform into substances that are may be potentially harmful. A very important aspect is that while using MAC-444NPB, smoking should be prohibited and also contamination of tobacco should also be avoided. Furthermore, it is suggested to wear safety glasses and gloves while applying the product.

The range of Nonflammable Mold Release Agent and Dry Lubricant MAC-444NPB is available in packing of the following sizes:

• 16 oz. Spray Cans
• Gallon Containers
• 5 Gallon Pail
• 55 Gallon Drums