• MS122AD RELEASE SPRAY, MILLER-STEPHENSON
  • MS122AD RELEASE SPRAY, MILLER-STEPHENSON

BAC #: MS122AD-14OZ

Miller-Stephenson MS122AD Release Agent Spray

MILLER STEPHENSON


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$39.17

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Description

Miller-Stephenson MS-122AD is a silicone-based release agent spray designed to provide a non-stick surface for molding, forming and other applications where controlled release is required. The aerosol format allows the release agent to be applied directly to molds, tooling and other surfaces.

MS-122AD can help reduce sticking between a molded material and the tooling surface, making it useful for manufacturing, composite work, molding operations and maintenance applications where reliable part release is important.

Miller-Stephenson MS-122AD Features

Feature Details
Manufacturer Miller-Stephenson
Product MS-122AD Release Agent
Part Number MS-122AD
Product Type Silicone-based release agent
Form Aerosol spray
Primary Application Mold and tooling release
Function Provides a non-stick surface to aid part release

MS-122AD Mold Release Agent

A release agent creates a barrier between a mold or tooling surface and the material being formed. This barrier helps prevent the finished part from sticking to the tooling and can make removal easier after the molding or forming process.

MS-122AD is supplied as an aerosol spray, allowing technicians to apply a controlled coating to the desired tooling or mold surface. Proper surface preparation and application are important for achieving consistent release performance.

Silicone Release Agent for Tooling

The silicone-based formulation makes MS-122AD suitable for applications where a silicone release agent is appropriate. It can be used on compatible mold and tooling surfaces to help minimize adhesion between the tooling and molded material.

Because release-agent compatibility can vary with the mold material, tooling surface and molding compound, test the product on a representative surface before production use when compatibility has not been established.

Applications

  • Mold release applications.
  • Tooling release.
  • Composite and manufacturing operations.
  • Applications requiring a non-stick tooling surface.
  • Maintenance and production applications where controlled part release is required.

Using MS-122AD Release Agent

For best results, the mold or tooling surface should be clean and free of contaminants that could interfere with the release coating. Apply the release agent according to the manufacturer's current instructions and allow the appropriate time for the coating to establish before introducing the molding material.

Application requirements can vary depending on the tooling material, molded material and production process. Refer to the manufacturer's current technical documentation for detailed application instructions, compatibility information and safety requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Miller-Stephenson MS-122AD used for?

MS-122AD is a silicone-based release agent used to provide a non-stick surface on compatible molds and tooling and help facilitate part release.

Is MS-122AD a mold release spray?

Yes. MS-122AD is supplied as an aerosol release agent and can be used for mold and tooling release applications where a silicone-based release agent is appropriate.

What is the part number?

The Miller-Stephenson part number is MS-122AD.

Can MS-122AD be used with composite tooling?

MS-122AD may be appropriate for compatible composite and manufacturing applications. Always verify compatibility with the specific tooling and molding materials before production use.

How should MS-122AD be applied?

Prepare the tooling surface according to the manufacturer's instructions and apply the aerosol release agent as directed. Application requirements can vary by tooling and molding process, so refer to the current manufacturer documentation for detailed instructions.

Does MS-122AD leave a silicone coating?

MS-122AD is a silicone-based release agent designed to provide a non-stick surface. Because residual release material can affect subsequent bonding, painting or other surface treatments, verify compatibility with the complete manufacturing process before use.

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