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What’s the difference between T-Pro series VS. T-Flow series VS. others

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When it comes to our tin cure RTV-2 silicone for mold making, we offer three fantastic grades: T-Pro series, T-Flow series, and others. Let’s dive into the differences between these options and see which one floats your boat!

First up, we have the T-Pro series, which is our super strong strength grade. If you need a silicone that can withstand some serious pressure, this is the one for you. It’s like the Hulk of silicone – incredibly tough and robust. Your molds will be able to handle even the most demanding casting materials without breaking a sweat.

Next in line is the T-Flow series, our high-strength grade. While not as mighty as the T-Pro series, it still packs quite a punch. This silicone is perfect for molds that require a balance between strength and flexibility. It flows smoothly and effortlessly into every nook and cranny, ensuring precise detail reproduction.

Now, let’s talk about the other grades in comparison to these powerhouses. While they may not have their own fancy series name, they still deserve some recognition. These economical grade RTV-6 series silicons are an excellent choice for those on a budget or for less demanding applications. They offer decent strength and durability without breaking the bank.

So, whether you need superhero-level strength with our T-Pro series, a balanced performance with our T-Flow series, or an economical option with our RTV-6 series, we’ve got you covered. Choose the grade that suits your needs and get ready to create molds with confidence!


Happy mold making!

What's the difference between T-Pro series VS. T-Flow series VS. others

Description
T-Pro series
T-Flow series
Other suppliers (RTV-6)
Raw materials use
Global top brand supplier Blustar silicone fluid, quality more stable
Global top brand supplier Blustar silicone fluid, quality more stable
China general supplier
Viscosity
30000-40000 cps fumed silica make the viscosity high
23000-25000 cps
28000-35000 cps
Reinforced filler
85% fumed silica+ 15% Precipitated silica (fumed silica is the best reinforced filler)
100% Precipitated silica
Fumed Silica 0%, + Precipitated silica 60%, + Quartz powder 30%, + Titanium dioxide 10%.
Catalyst bottle material
Chemical dedicated bottle,Anti -permeability, Anti-volatile.
Chemical dedicated bottle,Anti -permeability, Anti-volatile.
Common plastic bottle, Volatile serious

Strength

T-Pro > T-Flow > RTV-6 (others)

Library life (age-resistance, chemical resistance)

T-Pro > T-Flow > RTV-6 (others)

Flowability

T-Flow > T-Pro

Mold Making Materials COMPARISON

Tin cure silicone VS. Platinum cure silicone

Type
Advantages
Disadvantages
Casting materials
Tin-Cured Silicone
High strength, Cost-effective
Shrinks on cure (~0.3%), Cured rubber has limited storage life, Not food-grade
Most materials, especially resins, foams, plaster, wax, concrete etc.
Platinum-Cured Silicone
No shrink on cure, Cured rubber has long storage life, Excellent chemical resistance, Food-grade skin safe, 1:1 simple mix
Cure inhibited by some materials, a slight expensive than tin cure silicone
Most materials, especially resins, foams, plaster, wax, concrete etc. and some low-melt metals and food grade products mould.

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