Kryolan COLD FOAM SF, 500ml set - art.8040 / "Cold Foam" latex prosthetic material
Cold Foam is a two-component rubber foam suitable for creating various sizes of 3-dimensional, flexible prosthetics. The volume of the mixed components increases to approximately 5 to 6 times its original size. It vulcanizes at room temperature. The finished prosthetic can be secured to the skin with mastix or Pros-Aid.
Sensitive to frost. Dangerous goods.
Cold Foam SF is a fine-pore polyurethane foam consisting of 2 components, with good skin structure for facial and body appliances, for 3-dimensional mask effects. Cold Foam is a reaction foam that reaches a volume 5 to 6 times its original size. The set consists of the 2 components and a release agent. Separately weigh out the correct amounts of the base component and the reaction component. Then, use a disposable cup to manually mix these two components quickly and thoroughly. Next, immediately pour the finished mixture into a mold onto which a separator agent has been carefully applied. The mold must then be immediately closed and fastened shut with a screw clamp or with fastening straps. After 45 to 60 minutes, the mold can be opened and the foam appliances can be removed from the mold after thorough powdering. Cold Foam SF appliances are bonded in place with Spirit Gum or Pros-Aide. Sensitive to frost. Dangerous goods.
Kryolan COLD FOAM SF, 500ml set - art.8040 / "Cold Foam" latex prosthetic material
Cold Foam is a two-component rubber foam suitable for creating various sizes of 3-dimensional, flexible prosthetics. The volume of the mixed components increases to approximately 5 to 6 times its original size. It vulcanizes at room temperature. The finished prosthetic can be secured to the skin with mastix or Pros-Aid.
Sensitive to frost. Dangerous goods.
Cold Foam SF is a fine-pore polyurethane foam consisting of 2 components, with good skin structure for facial and body appliances, for 3-dimensional mask effects. Cold Foam is a reaction foam that reaches a volume 5 to 6 times its original size. The set consists of the 2 components and a release agent. Separately weigh out the correct amounts of the base component and the reaction component. Then, use a disposable cup to manually mix these two components quickly and thoroughly. Next, immediately pour the finished mixture into a mold onto which a separator agent has been carefully applied. The mold must then be immediately closed and fastened shut with a screw clamp or with fastening straps. After 45 to 60 minutes, the mold can be opened and the foam appliances can be removed from the mold after thorough powdering. Cold Foam SF appliances are bonded in place with Spirit Gum or Pros-Aide. Sensitive to frost. Dangerous goods.
Kryolan COLD FOAM SF, 500ml set - art.8040 / "Cold Foam" latex prosthetic material
Cold Foam is a two-component rubber foam suitable for creating various sizes of 3-dimensional, flexible prosthetics. The volume of the mixed components increases to approximately 5-6 times its original amount after mixing. It vulcanizes at room temperature. The finished prosthetic can be attached to the skin using mastix or Pros-Aid.
It is sensitive to frost. Dangerous goods.
The set includes: Component A - 325g / Component B - 175g / 100ml release agent.
Please read our recommendations carefully before starting to use the material!
1. Prepare the following tools before starting your work:
1 soft bristle brush for applying the release agent / disposable paper cup / scale with 1g increments /
Universal foam coloring (coloring agent for the foam), if you wish to tint the material / a mixer (or drill) with mixing attachments is necessary / alcohol for greasing the mold / warm water and detergent for cleaning the tools.
2. Check the quality of the materials: Component A should be white and creamy in texture / Component B is darker and syrupy in consistency / the release agent should be liquid.
High humidity reduces the quality of the foam. The components must be protected from air and sunlight. Always store the bottles containing the materials tightly closed.
Temperature: The most suitable working temperature is 20-23°C. Lower temperatures may reduce the effectiveness of the work.
Sample: The plaster sample must be perfectly clean and dry. The optimal temperature is 18-23°C. The mold must be greased with the release agent before pouring in the foam material.
Making the foam: Shake the components well before use!
The mixing ratio can be as follows:
Component A
10g
20g
50g
100g
Component B
3.5g
7g
17.5g
35g
If you want to create a softer foam rubber, reduce the amount of Component B. When making colored foam rubber, the coloring agent should be mixed in small amounts with Component B.
The measured materials should be mixed very quickly in a disposable container for 10-15 seconds. (If using a drill for mixing, expect slightly less time.)
Pour the finished mixture into the prepared mold and seal it well.
After about 10-15 minutes, you can remove the finished foam rubber from the mold.
We wish you successful work!
Cold Foam SF is a fine-pore polyurethane foam consisting of 2 components, with good skin structure for facial and body appliances, for 3-dimensional mask effects. Cold Foam is a reaction foam that reaches a volume 5 to 6 times its original size. The set consists of the 2 components and a release agent. Separately weigh out the correct amounts of the base component and the reaction component. Then, use a disposable cup to manually mix these two components quickly and thoroughly. Next, immediately pour the finished mixture into a mold onto which a separator agent has been carefully applied. The mold must then be immediately closed and fastened shut with a screw clamp or with fastening straps. After 45 to 60 minutes, the mold can be opened and the foam appliances can be removed from the mold after thorough powdering. Cold Foam SF appliances are bonded in place with Spirit Gum or Pros-Aide. Sensitive to frost. Dangerous goods.
COMPONENT A
Precautionary statements: EUH210 Safety data sheet available on request. Danger
COMPONENT B
Hazard-determining components of labeling: 4,4'-methylenediphenyl diisocyanate
Hazard statements: H317 May cause an allergic skin reaction. H351 Suspected of causing cancer (state route of exposure if it is conclusively proven that no other routes of exposure cause the hazard).
Precautionary statements: P305+P351+P338 IF IN EYES: Rinse cautiously with water for several minutes. Remove contact lenses, if present and easy to do. Continue rinsing. P501 Dispose of contents/container in accordance with local/regional/national/international regulations.
Additional information: EUH204 Contains Isocyanates. May produce an allergic reaction.
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RELEASE AGENT
Hazard determining components of labeling: White mineral oil, petroleum, Dibutylbis(myristoxy)stannan, dibutyltin dilaurate, Naphtha (petroleum), hydrotreated heavy, Hydrocarbons, C9-C10, n-Alkane, Cycloalkane, <2% Arom
Hazard statements: H412 Harmful to aquatic life with long lasting effects. P301+P310 IF SWALLOWED: Immediately call a POISON CENTER/doctor. EUH208 Contains May produce an allergic reaction.
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