Plat 25

$58.99 - $665.99

Plat 25 Silicone Rubber is a high-performance, platinum-cured silicone designed for precision mold making. Its unique blend offers superior flexibility and durability, allowing it to capture the finest details, even in intricate and complex designs.

Plat 25 cures in 16-24 hours and is FDA compliant, making it ideal for food-safe projects like chocolates and fondant. Whether you're molding resin, soap, wax, or concrete, Plat 25 delivers.

✅ Easy to Use: Simple 1:1 mix ratio with a 35-minute working time, great for both beginners and pros.

✅ Food Safe: FDA-approved for molds that come into contact with food, like chocolate and sugar.

✅ Versatile: Ideal for resin, soap, wax, concrete, and more—capturing even the finest details.

✅ Durable and Flexible: Designed for repeated use without losing shape or precision.

Create long-lasting, precise molds for everything from food projects to resin art and concrete castings with Plat 25.

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Master the Art of Mold Making with Plat 25

✅ Simple to Use: Just mix 1:1, pour, and your mold is ready in 16-24 hours.

✅ Perfect Details: Captures the smallest textures with amazing accuracy.

✅ Food Safe: FDA-compliant and non-toxic, great for food projects like chocolate and sugar.

✅ Versatile: Use it for resin, wax, soap, concrete, or even food molds!

🚫 No Hassle: Easy mixing with a smooth finish—no complicated setup required.

🚫 Save Money: Make reusable, durable molds at home and skip the expensive store-bought ones.

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Why Choose Plat 25?

Plat 25 is incredibly easy to use with its 1:1 mix ratio. With a generous 35-minute work time and a curing time of 16-24 hours, it allows you to achieve professional results without the pressure of rushing. Plus, with its full cure in 7 days, your molds are not just durable, but built to last through many uses, offering exceptional reusability.

One of the standout features of Plat 25 is its flexibility. Even after curing, it remains pliable, allowing you to easily remove complex, detailed pieces without damaging the mold. This flexibility ensures that your molds can handle intricate designs and delicate undercuts while maintaining their shape and detail over multiple casting cycles.

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Precision & Reusability

Plat 25 is FDA-compliant and non-toxic, making it perfect for both artistic and industrial uses. Whether you're creating with resin, soap, wax, or food-safe materials, Plat 25 guarantees precise, reusable molds. It's a durable, cost-effective solution that ensures high-quality results for all your projects.

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Which Plat Silicone is Right for Your Project: 10, 25, or 40?

The main difference between Plat 10, 25, and 40 lies in their hardness levels, measured on the Shore A scale. Plat 10 is the softest and most flexible, making it ideal for intricate molds with fine details or delicate materials like chocolate.

Plat 25 offers a medium level of firmness, providing a balance between flexibility and durability for a wider range of projects. Plat 40 is the firmest, best suited for molds that need to hold their shape under more pressure or when casting tougher materials like concrete. The choice depends on the level of detail and the strength needed for your project.

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Flexibility

Plat 25 is known for its low viscosity and flexibility, making it perfect for capturing fine details in molds. Its elasticity ensures that molds retain their precision, even with complex designs or repeated use, making it a top choice for projects with undercuts and delicate features.

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Food Safe

Plat 25 complies with FDA 21 CFR 177.2600, making it safe for food-related projects. Whether you’re creating molds for chocolate, sugar, or fondant, you can trust Plat 25 for reliable, food-safe results, ensuring safety in your edible creations.

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Ease of Use

With a straightforward 1:1 mix ratio and a working time of 35 minutes, Plat 25 is ideal for both beginners and professionals. It cures within 16-24 hours and offers consistent, easy-to-manage results without requiring extensive degassing or complicated processes.

🥒 Is Plat 25 food safe?

🥕 Yes, Plat 25 is food safe and complies with FDA 21 CFR 177.2600, which ensures it can be safely used with food materials like chocolate, sugar, fondant, and more. However, molds made with Plat 25 for food use should be exclusively reserved for food and not mixed with other materials like resin or wax to avoid contamination.

🥽 Do I need to degas Plat 25 silicone before pouring?

⛽ While degassing is not required, it is recommended for achieving the highest level of detail and avoiding air bubbles in your mold, especially for intricate designs. If you're casting resin and using a pressure pot, then degassing is necessary to ensure the best results. However, if you're not using a pressure pot, it will still work fine, but the final mold may not look as polished or smooth as it could with degassing.

🎨 What precautions should I take when using Plat 25?

🎊 Ensure that your mold frame is watertight, and avoid contact with porous materials like fabric or clothing, as Plat 25 will bond to them. It’s also important to work in a well-ventilated, dust-free environment and use personal protective equipment like gloves and safety glasses.

🎨 Can I add color to Plat 25?

🪄Yes, you can mix Plat 25 with pigment powders or liquid dyes to achieve your desired color. However, avoid using oil or water-based products, as they can interfere with the curing process.

💡What should I do if my mold seems fused or stuck after curing?

🌟 Don’t panic if the mold seems stuck to the master. Most molds will have a natural seam where you can gently pull them apart. If the mold seems difficult to separate, try finding a corner or an edge where you can carefully lift and work your way around the mold to release it. Using a blunt tool like a plastic wedge or a craft spatula can help pry it open gently without damaging the mold.

If you plan to make two-piece molds or use materials that might bond with the silicone, always apply a mold release like Mold Release & Conditioner or Mold Release to prevent the silicone from bonding to itself or to the master. If mold release wasn’t used, and the mold is fused, the silicone may be irreversibly bonded to the master, which can lead to tearing or damage during removal. In such cases, work slowly and carefully to avoid damaging the mold or the master.