Reynolds PMC® 746 Polyurethane Rubber Compound

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Reynolds PMC® 746 Polyurethane Rubber Compound
Categories:	Polymer; Thermoset; Polyurethane, TS; Thermoset Polyurethane, Elastomer, Unreinforced
Material Notes:	Product Overview: PMC®-746 was developed to make molds for casting gypsum plasters. Like PMC®-744, this product is well suited for use as a rubber case mold – especially large case molds where extra rigidity is required. Shore hardness is 60A. Because of its durability and moisture resistant properties PMC®-746 is also used by zoos and museums for a variety of mold-making, display and exhibit applications. It features a convenient mix ratio (2:1 by weight or volume), and contains no mercury. Other applications include making plaster block molds, reproducing ornamental plaster (architectural restoration), pre-cast concrete molds, casting waxes, Smooth-On rigid polyurethanes and epoxies and also for making a variety of special effects for movies and theatre. Information provided by Reynolds Advanced Materials
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Specific Gravity, ASTM D-1475 Viscosity, ASTM D-2393, Mixed Linear Mold Shrinkage Hardness, Shore A, ASTM D-2240 Tensile Strength, ASTM D-412 Elongation at Break, ASTM D-412 100% Modulus, ASTM D-412 Tear Strength, ASTM D-624, Die C Cure Time Pot Life, ASTM D-2471

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