Silicone Mould

The Silicone Mould is a flexible dental mould engineered for shaping and forming dental materials in both laboratory and clinical settings. It leverages a resilient silicone composition that adapts to irregular contours, producing a snug fit for each application.

Its non‑stick surface simplifies the removal of set material, guaranteeing clean, detailed replicas without the risk of distortion or residue. These properties make the Silicone Mould an essential tool for accurate modeling in dentistry.

Key Features

• Made from high‑grade medical silicone rubber that resists degradation and maintains flexibility over repeated use.
• Integrated anti‑adhesive coating on the inner surface to prevent material sticking during polymerization.
• Available in three standardized sizes (30 mm × 30 mm, 50 mm × 50 mm, 70 mm × 70 mm) to accommodate a range of clinical and lab requirements.
• Stiffness measured at 30 IP (International Plastics) ensuring the mould can be handled without collapsing while still providing a slight give for accurate moulding.
• Heat‑resistant up to 250 °C, permitting the mould to withstand autoclave cycles for sterilisation or high‑temperature curing processes.
• Chemical resistance to common dental resins, elastomers, and cleaning agents such as sodium hypochlorite and isopropyl alcohol.
• Lightweight construction (≤ 5 g per mould) for effortless handling during intricate procedures.
• Cylindrical studs on the back plate provide a secure anchor when placed on a flat work surface.
• Colour‑coded batch identification facilitates inventory management in high‑volume dental laboratories.

Clinical Uses

• Creating molds for provisional crown and bridge bases to achieve a custom fit.
• Shaping denture frameworks from polymerised nylon or acrylic blocks.
• Impression material trials—gentle compression of alginate or silicone elastomers before final impression taking.
• Lab testing of composite resin adaptation on model surfaces.
• Forming ceramic coping cores before sintering processes.
• Producing customised orthodontic appliance frameworks in resin or metal alloys.
• Rapid prototyping of implant abutments using stereolithography‐resin conversions.

Why Dental Professionals Choose Silicone Mould

• Non‑stick interior guarantees a clean separation from set materials, reducing the risk of surface defects.
• Durability of medical silicone extends mould life across hundreds of cycles without loss of shape.
• Resistance to a wide range of dental chemicals simplifies cleaning and sterilisation routines.
• Heat tolerance allows safe usage in auto‑claving or high‑temperature curing environments, safeguarding product integrity.
• Precision dimension options provide consistent mould geometry that aligns with industry standards for reproducible results.
• The lightweight profile minimizes hand fatigue during extended fabrication sessions.
• Colour coding and batch marking streamline quality control and traceability in busy lab workflows.

Who Should Buy Silicone Mould?

• Dental laboratories that fabricate full‑mouth rehabilitation and prosthodontic parts.
• Orthodontic clinics requiring accurate orthodontic appliance moulding.
• In‑house dental facilities that perform routine impression and provisional casting.
• Academic dental programs using the mould for undergraduate material‑handling training.
• Retailers of dental consumables looking to stock versatile, high‑quality moulding aids.

Product Specifications

• Material: Medical‑grade silicone rubber (PDMS derivative).
• Hardness: Shore A 30 (polymerised).
• Size set: 30 mm × 30 mm, 50 mm × 50 mm, 70 mm × 70 mm.
• Thickness: 2 mm ± 0.1 mm.
• Temperature resistance: –40 °C to 250 °C.
• Sterilisation: Autoclave up to 134 °C/30 min, validated for ISO 13485 compliance.
• Colour options: Soft grey, Crème, Black for batch codification.
• Packaging: Individually sealed in anti‑static foil pouch.