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Thinking about Rapid Prototyping?
Then look no further.
With Mouldlife's extensive range of Rapid Prototype products, Technical Support and Customer Quality Service, we can provide the answer.
Mouldlife Ltd distribute a wide variety of materials to many different industries, and Prototyping and Mouldmaking compounds are one of our leading product groupings.
The materials supplied include a range of fast cast, optically clear, impact-resistant rigid resins, simulating ABS, PP and PE, PC and other conventional moulding polymers. We also supply the market leading flexible PU elastomers - ProFlex and PTFlex - allowing Mouldlife Ltd to offer a shore A hardness rubbers from 15 degrees to 18 degrees.
As official UK distributor for Huntsman Advanced Materials, Mouldlife Ltd supply the complete range of Parts in Minutes (RenPIM) Polyurethane and Epoxy resins for vacuum-casting and Reaction Injection Moulding (RIM). These are production grade materials used for making prototype and production parts, from mobile phones, automotive trim components, defence to military applications and many more.
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Silicone Pad Printing
Mouldlife Ltd are an official pad grade silicone distributor and target the main manufacturs of the pads. Our range of BlueStar 3130 and the 3132 (anti-static) grade. We are actively selling the 3130 to three UK customers. The 3132 is on trial with two of our customers and first stock due in soon.
The benefit of the anti-static grade is that it allows greater continuous use of the pad without the build-up of static electricity. It costs more and is a more specialist material, but some customers are turning to it.
The market is not as big as it was five years ago, but still considerable. Generally customers sell the Pad printing machines and the pads to go with it.
Pads can vary in size and appearence depending on their use.
Pad printing is the transfer of ink, via the pad to anoher surface. It was primarily used in the ceramics industry, for printing patterns on difficult surfaces, (curved etc.) But can also be used to print codes on the bases of tins etc.
Those who buy the silicone, will also need the silicone oil, to blend the silicone to the required softnes. They will also need a primer/adhesive to bond the pad to a backing plate (usually Aluminium or plywood).
For information on Pad printing call us on +44 (0) 1638 750679 or email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Silicone Pad Printing
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Mouldlife Ltd are an official pad grade silicone distributor and target the main manufacturs of the pads. Our range of BlueStar 3130 and the 3132 (anti-static) grade. We are actively selling the 3130 to three UK customers. The 3132 is on trial with two of our customers and first stock due in soon.
The benefit of the anti-static grade is that it allows greater continuous use of the pad without the build-up of static electricity. It costs more and is a more specialist material, but some customers are turning to it.
The market is not as big as it was five years ago, but still considerable. Generally customers sell the Pad printing machines and the pads to go with it.
Pads can vary in size and appearence depending on their use.
Pad printing is the transfer of ink, via the pad to anoher surface. It was primarily used in the ceramics industry, for printing patterns on difficult surfaces, (curved etc.) But can also be used to print codes on the bases of tins etc.
Those who buy the silicone, will also need the silicone oil, to blend the silicone to the required softnes. They will also need a primer/adhesive to bond the pad to a backing plate (usually Aluminium or plywood).
For information on Pad printing call us on +44 (0) 1638 750679 or email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
RWDI Anemos help designers to create comfortable environments and high performance buildings and structures for all the worlds’ climates. RDWI Anemos use Mouldlife ML80, is a 0.8 Styling Board for the manufacturing of architectural models for wind tunnel testing. The advantage to the customer is that this polyurethane polymer foam is lightweight, easy to cut making it an ideal product for making single or multi building models. Electronic probes are attached to the model to measure the effect of the newly planned buildings on the existing landscape. The advantage to the customer is that new buildings can be made quickly and slotted in as required.
