Aqualine R-150

Manufacturer

Henkel-Frekote

Description

Loctite® Frekote® Aqualine® R-150 offers excellent release and slip properties and is recommended for the most demanding molding applications, especially for highly abrasive compounds. When properly applied to a preheated surface, this water based product chemically bonds to the mold surface to form a thin, inert, thermally stable coating capable of releasing all natural and synthetic rubber compounds as well as thermoplastic urethanes and some solid polyurethane cast elastomers.

Application

Apply Aqualine R-150 to molds preheated to a minimum of 60°C (140°F). Application of Aqualine R-150 is suitable for application up to 204°C (400°F).
Apply Aqualine R-150 using a finely atomized fan pattern. Regulate gun output to 2-3 fl. oz./minute for molds heated to
60ºC - 149ºC (140ºF - 300°F) or 4-5 fl. oz./minute for molds above 149ºC (300°F).
At 60°C (140°F), the release agent will dry in a few seconds and will be fully cured after 25 minutes. At 93°C (200°F), this cure time is reduced to 10 minutes. At 149°C (300°F), Aqualine R-150 dries instantly and requires only four minutes to fully cure
(see cure curve).

Properties

Appearance: White emulsion
Application Temperature: 60ºC - 204ºC (140 - 400°F)
Odor: Mild
Special Cautions: Store below 40°C (104°F).
Specific Gravity: 1.00 +/- 0.02
Thermal stability when cured: 315ºC (600°F)
Shelf Life: 12 months from the date of manufacture

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