Gallery of Rubber Molds and Plastic Castings Used For Prototyping

Gallery of Rubber Molds and Plastic Castings Used For Prototyping

Smooth-On makes a variety of mold making rubbers and casting resins used by companies around the world to make prototype models and inventions. This gallery features some of those projects.

Sorta Clear® 40 silicone is used to make molds for extracting the original model via cutting. The advantage; you can see where your going so the original is not harmed durning extraction.	Smooth-Sil® 935 performance silicone that features low long term shrinkage. Moen® uses the 935 for casting a variety of TASK® to make prototype parts.	TASK® 2 pieces cast into a Mold Max mold that have low viscosity.
Kicking tee prototypes cast out of Smooth-Cast 60D with color pigment. Molds are made from Smooth-Sil® 950 silicone rubber.	Impact resistant TASK® 12 cast into a silicone mold is almost indestructable. Mold is made from easy to use OOMOO® 30 silicone rubber.	Mold Max® XLS® is an extremely low shrinkage tin-based silicone designed for exact tolerances in prototype model making.