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Examining the different types of RTV mold rubber available for mold making and casting from Smooth-On.

Advantages of Latex
* Least expensive mold rubber available.
* Very elastic, thin-walled and strong.
* Lasts a long time.
* Offers good abrasion resistance.
* Good for making glove molds.

Disadvantages of Latex
* Strong ammonia smell.
* Can only be brushed onto an original.
* Many coats are necessary.
* Can take up to two weeks to make mold.
* Shrinkage.

Casting with Latex
* Good for casting concrete, wax or plaster.
* Generally not used for casting urethane, polyester, or epoxy resins, or low-temp metal alloys.

Advantages of Polysulfide
* Soft, stretchy, and durable.
* Last a very long time.
* Moderate cost.
* Will cure against water clay or clays containing sulfur.

Disadvantages of Polysulfide
* Accurate gram scale to weigh components.
* Offensive odor.
* May stain white plaster during casting.

Casting with Polysulfide
* Good for casting plaster or wax only.
* Will not handle concrete, resins, or low-temp metal alloys.

Advantages of Silicone Rubber
* Best release properties of all the mold rubbers.
* Model surface preparation minimal nor not necessary.
* Release agent for casting often not necessary.
* Most heat resistance to high temperatures.
* Can cast low-tempmetal alloys such as tin and pewter.
* High tear resistance.
* Knotty tear propagation.
* Very good chemical resistance.
* Longest mold life for casting urethane, polyester, or epoxy resins.

Disadvantages of Silicone Rubber
* Price.
* Require precise measurement.
* Air entrapment. Vacuum degassing may be necessary

Disadvantages of Tin-Cure Silicone
* Will shrink somewhat over time.
* Will lose tear strength when stored in library over time.

Disadvantages of Platinum-Cure Silicone
* Most expensive available.
* Cure inhibition.

Casting with Silicone
* Appropriate for most casting materials.

Advantages of Polyurethane Rubber
* Available in a wide hardness range.
* Last a very long time.
* Cost less than silicones and polysulfides.
* Accurate gram scale often not required.
* Vacuum degassing generally not required.

Disadvantages of Polyurethane Rubber
* Sticks to most surfaces.
* Model preparation generally required before pouring.
* Release agent may be necessary before casting.
* Moisture sensitive.
* Very limited shelf life after opening.

Casting with Polyurethane
* Good for casting wax, plaster, concrete and resins.
* Will not handle the heat of low-temp metal alloys.

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UNSCAVED Gloves are Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) meeting CE Regulatory Standards EN420:2003 (General Requirement) and EN388:2003 (Mechanical Risks).

UNSCAVED Gloves are fine knitted from High-Performance Polyethylene (HPPE) Fiber. The fiber construction is four (4) times stronger than leather and provides cut resistant protection for your hands when working on jobs requiring precision with complete dexterity. UNSCAVED Gloves uses knitting technology that adapts perfectly to the body and gives a comfortable superior grip without the bulk (13 Gauge) and is durable, lightweight and breathable.

APPLICATIONS INCLUDE:
* Food Preparation: Cutting, Grating, Slicing & Chopping
* Professional Chefs: Sharp Equipment & Utensils
* Crafts: Scalpels, Scissors, Craft Knives & Sharp Tools
* Packaging & Assembly of Abrasive or Sharp Materials
* Machinery Operators: Service & Maintenance
* Glass, Aluminum, Steel, Automotive & Metalworking Industries
* Gardeners, Laborers, Construction & Industrial Trades

Clean and sanitize UNSCAVED Cut-Resistant Gloves after each use by Hand Washing (lightly soiled) or Machine Washing (heavily soiled) with a mild detergent and cold water (temperature at or below 140°F/60°C). Never wash in hot water, place in a Dryer, iron or apply direct heat. Always air dry or drip dry. Store in original zip-lock packaging away from high temperatures and direct sunlight. UNSCAVED Gloves are neither heat nor puncture resistant.

UNSCAVED Gloves are cut resistant (not cut proof) and greatly reduces the risk of injury from blades and sharp objects. However, use precaution as the gloves are not guaranteed to leave you completely unharmed in all circumstances. Avoid repeated contact with a blade as HPPE fibers may eventually give in to continuous cuts to a single spot resulting in the knitting to unravel and develop a hole. If damaged, safely dispose glove and do not repair.

DO NOT USE WHILE OPERATING POWER TOOLS. Moving parts of power tools can damage your gloved hand before the blade can stop rotating. Always disconnect the plug or remove batteries before conducting Service and Maintenance such as changing blades, bits, cutters and other accessories.

Each package contains one (1) pair of ambidextrous UNSCAVED Gloves (designed to be equally adept for use by either left or right hand).