Using silicone rubber products from Dow Corning you can easily and quickly make a mould of nearly any object, anywhere. Silicone rubber captures very fine detail for accurate reproduction. In its uncured liquid state, the silicone rubber material flows more easily and replicates more features of the original. After curing, it retains the detail and transmits it to the cast impression more faithfully than other flexible materials. Replications throughout the mould lifetime offer unparalleled faithfulness to the original and dimensional accuracy. In addition, replications can be cast in many materials such as plastics, wax, concrete, plaster and low-melt metals.

The self-releasing property of the silicone mould's surface allows for easy de-moulding and long mould life. To prepare the mould material, all that is required is to mix two liquid ingredients at room temperature.

Dow Corning silicone mouldmaking rubbers are available in two types, condensation curing and addition curing. There are many different grades with varying properties such as hardness, tear strength, elongation and tensile strength. Please select from the options on the left to learn more about the grades on offer.