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Castaldo QuickSil 0.1 kg Sets for Small Projects & Prototyping
Sometimes you don't need a kilogram of moulding rubber, you simply need the right amount for the job at hand.
That's why we've added new 0.1 kg Castaldo QuickSil Firm and Soft sets to our range. Perfect for when you are testing a new design, producing a small batch, or only use moulding rubber occasionally, these compact kits offer the same professional performance in a more practical format.
Two-Component Soft Silicone Molding Rubber QuickSil® 0.1kg Set – Castaldo
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22,00€pc / setCastaldo® QuickSil® Soft and Flexible is the easy way to make molds and cast a wide variety of objects. Because of its heat resistance low-temperature metals such as pewter and other low melting fusible alloys can be poured directly into the rubber moulds.
QuickSil Soft
Excellent for impression molding thanks to its flexibility.
Ideal for reproducing existing pieces or creating molds from metal clay originals.
Suitable for resin, injection wax, ceramic materials, soap, candle wax and low-temperature casting alloys such as pewter.
Two-Component Firm Silicone Molding Rubber QuickSil® 0.1kg Set – Castaldo
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22,00€pc / set100g set Castaldo® QuickSil® Firm & Flexible is a durable, heat-resistant silicone moulding rubber ideal for jewellery making, metal clay work, and casting with wax, resin, and low-temperature metals.
QuickSil Firm
Offers greater rigidity while maintaining flexibility.
Well suited for precise molds requiring increased dimensional stability.
Compatible with injection wax, resin compounds, ceramic materials, soap, candle wax, metal clay and low-temperature metal casting.
Castaldo QuickSil moulds are designed for real production, not just one or two casts. Depending on the complexity of the design, a single mold can produce dozens or even hundreds of castings. The material remains stable over time, retaining its properties for years without becoming soft or degrading.
Both QuickSil Firm and QuickSil Soft are now available as individual 0.1 kg kits. Each set contains two separate components that are mixed by hand before use. Once combined, the material begins curing to create a durable, flexible mould.