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parting agent

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EKI terminibaas Esterm

ID 712042 Last modified 24.03.2015
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Domain plastics - resins - fibres - composite materials - synthetic rubbers - tar coal derivatives
release agent preferred
mould release
mould lubricant
mould-release agent
mould release agent
mold release agent
mould release preparation
  • a substance applied to a surface, typically the surface of a mould or container, to prevent other substances from sticking to it
vormimääre
release agent preferred
Usage examples
  • Release agents are used in many industrial processes, including the manufacture of food, glass, paper, and plastics. They include polyethene, polytetrafluoroethene (PTFE), polyvinyl alcohol (PVA), silicones, and waxes, as well as stearates and other glycerides.
mould release
mould lubricant
mould-release agent
mould release agent
mold release agent
mould release preparation
parting agent
agent de démoulage
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Materjalitehnika terminibaas

ID 674420 Last modified 27.12.2024
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Domain casting
piirdeaine preferred
eraldusaine
parting compound preferred
разделительное вещество preferred
разделительный состав
  • mudeli (mudelplaadi), kärnkasti, pressvormi, kokilli jne pinnale kantav õhuke vedel või tahke materjalikiht mudelite vormist, kärnide kärnkastist, valandi survevaluvormist või kokillist kergemaks eemaldamiseks
  • a material dusted or spayed on foundry (casting) patterns to prevent adherence of sand and to promote easy separation of cope and drag parting surfaces when the cope is lifted from the drag
piirdeaine preferred
eraldusaine
eralduspinne
parting compound preferred
parting agent
разделительное вещество preferred
разделительный состав

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