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ReoFlex™ 50

PoYo™ Putty 40 vs. ReoFlex™ 50

'Next Generation' Urethane Rubber

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Mix & Apply-By-Hand Mold Putty

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Key Differences

Product Type
  • Urethane Rubber
  • Silicone Rubber - Tin Cure
Mixed Viscosity2,000 cpsPutty
Pot Life50 minutes3 minutes
Cure Time16 hours30 minutes
Shore A Hardness5040
Specific Volume27.4 cu. in./lb.21.31 cu. in./lb.
ColorOff WhiteLight Pink
Tensile Strength580 psi450 psi
Elongation @ Break435 %250 %
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ReoFlex™ 50PoYo™ Putty 40
Product Type
  • Urethane Rubber
  • Silicone Rubber - Tin Cure
Mixed Viscosity2,000 cpsPutty
Mix Ratio By Volume1A:1B20A:1B
Mix Ratio By Weight1A:1B100A:6B
Pot Life50 minutes3 minutes
Cure Time16 hours30 minutes
Shore A Hardness5040
Specific Gravity1.01 g/cc1.30 g/cc
Specific Volume27.4 cu. in./lb.21.31 cu. in./lb.
ColorOff WhiteLight Pink
Die B Tear Strength85 pli
Die C Tear Strength120 pli
Tensile Strength580 psi450 psi
Elongation @ Break435 %250 %
100% Modulus152 psi
Shrinkage<.001 in. / in.0.003 in. / in.
Useful Temperature (min)-65 °F
Useful Temperature (max)400 °F

Product Description

ReoFlex™ 50

ReoFlex™ urethane rubbers offer superior physical and performance properties for production casting of wax, plasters, and resins. ReoFlex™ urethanes are available in 20A, 30A, 40A, 50A and 60A Shore hardnesses and feature convenient one-to-one by volume mix ratios. Vacuum degassing is not necessary and ReoFlex™ rubbers cure with negligible shrinkage to a durable rubber that will last in production. ReoFlex™ “Wet” rubbers will shrink somewhat over time vs. “Dry” formulations.

ReoFlex™ mold rubbers are used for a variety of applications including making molds to reproduce sculpture and architectural elements, as well as for making special effects, toys and prototypes. Vibrant colors can be achieved by adding So-Strong™ Color Tints, available from Smooth-On.

Casting Concrete? Look into the VytaFlex™ series of urethane mold rubbers. VytaFlex™ urethanes were formulated specifically for casting concrete / pigmented concrete and feature Smooth-On’s exclusive ‘V-Polymer™’ technology.

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PoYo™ Putty 40

PoYo™ Putty 40 is a two-component mold making silicones (tin catalyst) that can be mixed and applied “on site” – directly to almost any model. PoYo™ Putty will hold any vertical surface and capture even the finest detail - perfect for making strong rubber molds that can be used within minutes. 

PoYo™ Putty has been used to make molds of valuable antiques and archeological models and can be used to make fast molds of sculpture, prototypes, candles, picture frames, coins, etc. You can cast wax, gypsum and a variety of resins into PoYo™ Putty molds.

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