Tin Cure Silicone Rubber Manufacturer 20 Shore A 100:2 RTV-2 Liquid for Cement Wall Tile Molds

Tin Cure Silicone Rubber 20 Shore A 100:2 RTV-2 Liquid Silicone for Cement Wall Tile Molds

This 20 Shore A tin cure (condensation-cure) RTV-2 liquid silicone rubber is a two-component, industrial-grade mold-making silicone supplied as HN-620 in the HN-6XX series. Mixed at a simple 100:2 ratio by weight and cured at room temperature, it delivers a soft yet tough elastomer with no oil bleed, good tear resistance, fine pattern replication and multiple demolding cycles — a factory-direct solution for cement wall tile molds, decorative concrete casting, resin crafts and general RTV-2 mold making.

Key Features

• Shore A 20±2 hardness (HN-620) — medium grade balancing softness and tear resistance for cement wall tile molds, resin and gypsum
• Two-component tin-cure (condensation) RTV-2 system, also called tin catalyzed RTV silicone; 100:2 mix ratio by weight
• Room-temperature curing (no heating required); 30-40 min pot life at 25°C, full cure in 12-24 h
• No oil bleed (non-oily); easy demolding and multiple demolding cycles for mass production molds
• Good tear resistance (19.8-24.3 kN/m), tensile strength 3.1-3.6 MPa and elongation 600-720%
• Low linear shrinkage (≤0.2%) for accurate, dimension-stable pattern reproduction
• Stable chemical, heat, corrosion and ageing resistance; 12-month shelf life, non-dangerous goods for transport

Typical Applications (Multi-Field Coverage)

• Cement wall tile molds, cement wall cladding molds and interior wall tile molds
• 3D decorative wall panel molds and architectural decorative panels
• Precast concrete molds, decorative concrete casting and construction molds
• Cultural stone, artificial stone, terrazzo and cultured marble casting
• GRC / GFRC architectural molds, architectural restoration and brush-on molds
• Epoxy casting molds, polyester resin molds and synthetic resin crafts
• Polyurethane casting, vacuum casting, prototyping and foundry patterns
• Gypsum, plaster, sculpture and handcraft mold making
• Cement flower pot molds and decorative concrete planters
• Candle molds and soap molds (softer grades), general room-temperature-cure mold making

Technical Data (HN-620, 20 Shore A)

Other hardness grades in the same HN-6XX series (Shore A 5, 10, 15, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50) are available for selection: softer grades for candles, soaps and delicate crafts; medium grades for general crafts, resin and gypsum; harder grades for concrete, cement and rigid molds. All grades share the same 100:2 mix ratio, pot life and cure time.

Mixing & Application

1. Pre-mix Component B (curing agent) well and stir Component A if filler has settled.
2. Weigh Components A and B in a strict 100:2 ratio by weight. Do not under- or over-dose the curing agent.
3. Mix thoroughly, scraping the bottom and walls of the container for full dispersion.
4. Degas under vacuum; do not exceed 10 minutes so pot life is not shortened.
5. Pour or brush onto the master pattern within the 30-40 min pot life, avoiding trapped air.
6. Allow to cure at room temperature for 12-24 h; leave 24 h before demolding for best results. Do not heat to cure (temperature must not exceed 100°C if acceleration is unavoidable).

Why Choose Us

• Factory-direct manufacturer (Shenzhen Hanast New Materials Co., Ltd., Guangdong, China) with 10+ years of silicone experience
• RTV-2 liquid silicone manufacturer and condensation-cure (tin catalyzed) supplier serving global B2B buyers
• Industrial-grade two-component system with stable batch-to-batch quality for wholesale and mass production
• OEM / ODM custom formulation: custom hardness (Shore A 5-50), color, viscosity and packaging
• Bulk supply capacity of 50 tons per month, export packing and fast lead time
• Free samples for evaluation; full technical data sheet (TDS) and MSDS documentation on request

About this supplier

Shenzhen Hanast New Material Co., Ltd. is a premier high-tech enterprise and leading source manufacturer specializing in the R&D, manufacturing, and global supply of industrial silicone materials. As a strategic branch of the renowned Shenzhen Kanglibang Technology Co., Ltd., Hanast integrates over a decade of chemical adhesive expertise with a cutting-edge 40,000-square-meter modern production base (including our newly expanding Jiangmen facility) to deliver high-capacity, reliable material solutions worldwide.

We serve as a vital tier-one supplier and OEM/ODM partner for global factories, procurement managers, and engineering teams across diverse sectors, including electric vehicles (EV), battery energy storage systems (BESS), solar inverters, LED lighting, and industrial automation.

FAQ

1. Q: What is the difference between tin cure and platinum cure silicone rubber?

A: Tin cure (condensation-cure) RTV-2 silicone cures at room temperature with a 100:2 mix ratio and is cost-effective for mold making, especially on cement, gypsum, resin, polyester and concrete masters. Platinum cure (addition-cure) offers tighter shrinkage control but can be inhibited by sulfur, tin, amine or certain resins. This HN-620 product is a tin cure silicone.

2. Q: What is the mix ratio and curing time of this 20 Shore A tin cure silicone?

A: Mix Component A and Component B at 100:2 by weight. Pot life is 30-40 minutes at 25°C, with full cure in 12-24 hours at room temperature (no heating required). Leaving it 24 hours before first use gives the most stable performance.

3. Q: Which applications is this silicone suitable for?

A: It is widely used for cement wall tile molds, decorative wall panels, precast and decorative concrete, cultural stone, artificial stone, gypsum, plaster, epoxy and polyester resin molds, polyurethane and vacuum casting, prototyping and general mold making. Softer grades suit candles and soaps, while harder grades suit rigid cement and concrete molds.

4. Q: Can you customize hardness, color, viscosity or packaging, and do you offer OEM/ODM?

A: Yes. As a factory-direct manufacturer we offer custom formulations (Shore A 5-50), custom color, viscosity adjustment and OEM/ODM packaging, plus free samples for testing.

5. Q: What are the MOQ, supply ability and delivery time?

A: MOQ starts at 20 kg. Supply ability is 50 tons per month with about 5-7 days lead time for samples and 10-15 days for bulk orders. Component A is packed in 25/200 kg iron drums with Component B in a proportional plastic bottle.