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KYG0547

Castaldo Econosil Silicone Jewelry Molding Rubber

Castaldo · Econosil

Hard, flexible silicone molding rubber for low-temperature metal casting in jewelry and small parts.

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Specifications

ColorBrick-red/Brown
Shore a Hardness48–50
Maximum Temperature Resistance660°F / 350 °C
Vulcanization Temperature165–176 °C
Rubber ShrinkageLow (1.1%)
Break Elongation555%
Break Tensile Strength6.2 N/mm²
Break Tear Strength19.4 N/mm²
Standard Strip Size18" x 2 7/8" x approx. 3/8" (45.7 cm x 7.3 cm x ~6 mm)
Packaging5 lbs (2.27 kg) per box, 10 boxes per carton (total 50 lbs / 22.7 kg)
LiningSpecial release paper on both sides

Overview

Highlights

  • Hard yet flexible; ideal for fine detail and large molds.
  • Withstands up to 660°F/350°C for direct metal casting.
  • Easy to cut and handle with special double-sided release paper.

Applications

  • Production of jewelry molds for low-melting alloys.
  • Casting toy figures, decorative items, and collectibles.
  • Forming machine, tool, and cabinet hardware prototypes.

Overview

Castaldo Econosil Silicone Jewelry Molding Rubber is a firmer yet flexible silicone rubber designed for direct casting of low-temperature metals. It is particularly suited for jewelry, collectibles, and small industrial parts, offering high strength and fine detail reproduction at a lower cost than premium alternatives. The product features a distinctive brick-red/brown color and comes lined with special release paper on both sides for easy handling and demolding.

Econosil withstands temperatures up to 660°F (350°C), making it compatible with lead, pewter, tin, zinc, and other low-melting alloys. Its low shrinkage, high tear strength, and ease of cutting simplify the mold-making process, allowing for both simple and complex molds that deliver reliable results. Each strip measures 18” x 2 7/8” x ~3/8” (45.7 cm x 7.3 cm x ~6 mm), and is packaged for professional and workshop use.