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PTFE Release Agent and Dry Lubricant | MS-143HN
MS-143HN is a versatile and robust release agent / dry lubricant, which utilizes a rapidly drying to enhance throughput and production efficiency. The formulation contains a high lubricity, low molecular weight PTFE fluoropolymer designed to not interfere with posting finishing operations. It is used for metallic and nonmetallic molds. With its superior release action, it will yield up to three times the number of release cycle compared to the more economical Miller-Stephenson formulations. It is an excellent dry lubricant for all applications and surfaces. MS-143HN offers the following benefits:
- Efficient, consistent release of molded parts
- Outstanding lubricity and minimization of slip-stick
- Nonflammable, Non-ozone depleting
- Non-migrating; Non-staining
- Release Agent Applications
MS-143HN can be used to release the following materials with virtually no transfer of the release agent:
- Plastics
- Rubbers
- Resins
- Phenolics
- Acrylics
- Polycarbonates
- Urethanes
- Polystyrene
- Nylons
- Elastomers
Dry Lubricant Applications:
As a dry lubricant, MS-143HN is applicable to a variety of materials and will afford unmatched lubricity and wear resistance. These materials include:
- Metal
- Ceramics
- Glass
- Elastomers
- Rubber
- Polycarbonates
- Wood
- Elastomers
Physical Properties:
- Primary Polymer: Fluoropolymer
- Appearance: White Particle suspension
- Odor: Slight
- Specific Gravity: 1.34 g/mL @ 25°C
- Ozone depletion: 0.00
Recommended Application Procedure:
- Clean mold surface thoroughly. Mechanical cleaning such as bead media blasting or steel wool, followed by chemical cleaning, provides the best surface for application of MS-143HN. Removal of all previous mold release agent is critical.
- Mix product thoroughly prior and continuously during use. If spraying, use spray equipment which provides a fine mist and ensure the product is applied “wet”. Proper air pressure and spray distance is critical for correct application of this product. Apply to mold surface which is below 50°C.
- Allow solvent to dry completely before molding any parts. Failure to wait until all solvent is evaporated will result in drastically reduced product performance.
Reapplication:
- When release becomes hesitant, reapply one coat of MS-143HN in the same manner as described above.
Fused Coatings Procedure (Optional):
- After applying the release agent, heat the surface to 581ºF – 600ºF. Measure the surface temperature directly with a thermocouple.
- A change in coating appearance from an opaque white to a darker, translucent will occur. Maintain the temperature of the coated surface for 5 to 10 minutes.
- If a white residue is left on the metal surface, buff with a soft cloth. When the coating is properly fused, it is extremely durable.
Safety data sheet (SDS) is available upon request.
The recommendation made here with and the information set forth with respect to the performance or use of our products are believed, but not warranted to be accurate. The products discussed are sold without warranty, as to fitness or performance, express or implied and upon condition that purchasers shall make their own test to determine suitability of such products for their particular purposes. Likewise, statements concerning the possible uses of our products are not intended as recommendations to use our products in the infringement of any patent.