FlexFoam-iT!™ 23 FR
FlexFoam-iT！™系列发泡为优质水发泡聚氨酯软泡，可用于各种工业、特殊效果和艺术品及工艺品和项目中。有多种选择，用途包括制作戏剧道具（剑，刀，锤等）、工业垫圈、定制衬垫和缓冲和更多。可以添加SO Strong™、UVO™或IGNITE™颜色获得色彩效果。
将A组分和B组分液体混合，并倒入模具或其他模中（如果需要，使用脱模剂），混合材料迅速膨胀并固化成实心柔软泡沫。泡沫因密度而不同，具有良好的物理性。
将A组分和B组分液体混合，并倒入模具或其他模中（如果需要，使用脱模剂），混合材料迅速膨胀并固化成实心柔软泡沫。泡沫因密度而不同，具有良好的物理性。
说明
PREPARATION - Store and use at room temperature (73°F/23°C). Use in a low humidity environment (below 50% RH). Mixing containers should have straight sides and a flat bottom. Mixing sticks should be flat and stiff with defined edges for scraping the sides and bottom of your mixing container. Good ventilation (room size) is essential. This product has a limited shelf life and should be used as soon as possible. Wear safety glasses, long sleeves and rubber gloves to minimize contamination risk.
Because no two applications are quite the same, a small test application to determine suitability for your project is recommended if performance of this material is in question.
Applying a Release Agent - Urethane foams are adhesive and will stick / bond to many surfaces. We recommend Ease Release™ 2831 to release urethane foam from most surfaces. If the release application is particularly difficult (example; releasing urethane foam from urethane rubber), we recommend an application of Universal Mold Release™ followed by an application of Ease Release™ 2831.
WARNING: Do not use Universal Mold Release™ by itself, or any other silicone based release agents. This will collapse the foam.
IMPORTANT: Shelf life of product is reduced after opening. Remaining product should be used as soon as possible. Immediately replacing the lids on both containers after dispensing product will help prolong the shelf life of the unused product. XTEND-IT™ Dry Gas Blanket (available from Smooth-On) will significantly prolong the shelf life of unused liquid urethane products.
PRE-MIXING & MIXING - Pre-mix Parts A & B – Stir or shake both Part A & Part B thoroughly before dispensing.
Measuring – Stop! Know the mix ratio of the foam product you are using. Some are by weight and some are by volume. Dispense the correct amounts of Part A and Part B into a large mixing container.
For Best Results - Pre-Mix Part B after measuring out material – although not necessary, pre-mixing Part B using a drill and mechanical mixer (such as a turbine mixer available from Smooth-On) after measuring out and before combining with Part A will yield best results.
For Best Results - Use a Mechanical Mixer – Mix for a minimum of 15 seconds and pour into mold or form.
Mixing by Hand – Stir quickly and deliberately for a minimum of 15 seconds. Make sure that you aggressively scrape the sides and bottom of your mixing container several times. Pour into mold or form. Be careful not to splash low-viscosity liquid out of container. Remember, these materials cure quickly. Do not delay between mixing and pouring.
Pouring & Curing - For best results, pour your mixture in a single spot at the lowest point of the containment field and let the mixture seek its level. Allow space in the containment field for the foam to grow as it expands to its ultimate volume. Allow foam to cure for at least 30 minutes before handling. Cure time will be affected by mass and mold configuration.
Mass Concentration / Mold Configuration – Pouring large amounts at a time in certain mold configurations (i.e. cylinder) could cause excess heat to be generated and result in splitting (fissures). Step pouring in layers may resolve this problem.
Improving Surface Finish & Minimizing Voids With Back Pressure - Capping the mold cavity opening with a board that has predrilled holes will improve surface finish for some foams. For more information, watch the video at smooth-on.com/backpressure
Is Your Foam Collapsing? - This is a common phenomenon associated with cold temperatures, inadequate mixing or both. Environment or material too cold? Warm it up. Inadequate mixing? You must thoroughly pre-mix both parts A and B. After combining A and B, mix thoroughly. If using a mechanical mixer, mix for 30 seconds. When hand mixing, mix quickly and aggressively, almost whipping the material.
Because no two applications are quite the same, a small test application to determine suitability for your project is recommended if performance of this material is in question.
Applying a Release Agent - Urethane foams are adhesive and will stick / bond to many surfaces. We recommend Ease Release™ 2831 to release urethane foam from most surfaces. If the release application is particularly difficult (example; releasing urethane foam from urethane rubber), we recommend an application of Universal Mold Release™ followed by an application of Ease Release™ 2831.
WARNING: Do not use Universal Mold Release™ by itself, or any other silicone based release agents. This will collapse the foam.
IMPORTANT: Shelf life of product is reduced after opening. Remaining product should be used as soon as possible. Immediately replacing the lids on both containers after dispensing product will help prolong the shelf life of the unused product. XTEND-IT™ Dry Gas Blanket (available from Smooth-On) will significantly prolong the shelf life of unused liquid urethane products.
PRE-MIXING & MIXING - Pre-mix Parts A & B – Stir or shake both Part A & Part B thoroughly before dispensing.
Measuring – Stop! Know the mix ratio of the foam product you are using. Some are by weight and some are by volume. Dispense the correct amounts of Part A and Part B into a large mixing container.
For Best Results - Pre-Mix Part B after measuring out material – although not necessary, pre-mixing Part B using a drill and mechanical mixer (such as a turbine mixer available from Smooth-On) after measuring out and before combining with Part A will yield best results.
For Best Results - Use a Mechanical Mixer – Mix for a minimum of 15 seconds and pour into mold or form.
Mixing by Hand – Stir quickly and deliberately for a minimum of 15 seconds. Make sure that you aggressively scrape the sides and bottom of your mixing container several times. Pour into mold or form. Be careful not to splash low-viscosity liquid out of container. Remember, these materials cure quickly. Do not delay between mixing and pouring.
Pouring & Curing - For best results, pour your mixture in a single spot at the lowest point of the containment field and let the mixture seek its level. Allow space in the containment field for the foam to grow as it expands to its ultimate volume. Allow foam to cure for at least 30 minutes before handling. Cure time will be affected by mass and mold configuration.
Mass Concentration / Mold Configuration – Pouring large amounts at a time in certain mold configurations (i.e. cylinder) could cause excess heat to be generated and result in splitting (fissures). Step pouring in layers may resolve this problem.
Improving Surface Finish & Minimizing Voids With Back Pressure - Capping the mold cavity opening with a board that has predrilled holes will improve surface finish for some foams. For more information, watch the video at smooth-on.com/backpressure
Is Your Foam Collapsing? - This is a common phenomenon associated with cold temperatures, inadequate mixing or both. Environment or material too cold? Warm it up. Inadequate mixing? You must thoroughly pre-mix both parts A and B. After combining A and B, mix thoroughly. If using a mechanical mixer, mix for 30 seconds. When hand mixing, mix quickly and aggressively, almost whipping the material.