Water-based and Oil-based Release Agents

The main chemical components of water-based and oil-based release agents include methyl silicone oil, water-soluble emulsion, styrene, polyvinyl chloride, phenolic resin, silicone oil, grease, and additives. These components collectively contribute to the performance and effectiveness of water-based and oil-based release agents, ensuring their application efficacy and safety in various processes. Methyl silicone oil is a primary component in water-based and oil-based release agents, offering excellent lubricity and release properties, effectively reducing adhesion between the mold and the finished product. Water-soluble emulsion serves as the base for water-based and oil-based release agents, ensuring good stability and dispersibility in water. Styrene, polyvinyl chloride, and phenolic resin are used to enhance the chemical resistance and thermal stability of the release agents, ensuring they are not easily dissolved when in contact with different resins. Silicone oil and grease further improve the smoothness and ease of cleaning of the release agents, while additives are used to adjust and enhance their performance. Water-based and oil-based release agents are widely used in medium to high-temperature production processes across various industries, including plastics, rubber products, foam padding, and metal alloy die-casting. Their advantages include resistance to acids and alkalis, tolerance to hard water, strong water solubility, excellent stability, and the ability to be diluted with water in any proportion without layering, demulsification, or clumping. Additionally, water-based and oil-based release agents are environmentally friendly, easy to clean, non-corrosive to products and molds, and ensure the secondary processing performance of products.

The color of water-based and oil-based release agents is milky white. These release agents are typically composed of silicone oil, synthetic lubricating grease, additives, and surfactants, presenting as a milky white emulsion. They offer excellent isolation properties, effectively preventing materials like concrete from adhering to the formwork during demolding, while also ensuring a smooth, bright concrete surface free of pores and bubbles, and extending the lifespan of the formwork. The application methods for water-based and oil-based release agents include wiping, brushing, or spraying onto the mold surface after dilution, followed by pouring the molten material into the mold.

Main Uses of Water-based and Oil-based Release Agents:

Widely used in various steel formwork, wooden formwork, bamboo plywood, plastic boards, and concrete surfaces in construction engineering.

Performance Characteristics of Water-based and Oil-based Release Agents:

1. Environmentally friendly product with a water-based polymer composite formula

2. Non-toxic, odorless, non-flammable, and easy to use

3. Excellent isolation properties and easy demolding

4. Rapid film formation and water-resistant沖刷 protection for formwork

5. Clean, smooth, and uncontaminated concrete surface

Application Methods for Water-based and Oil-based Release Agents:

1. Dilute the product with water at a ratio of 1:5 before use.

2. Clean the formwork thoroughly before application.

3. Stir the product evenly and apply it to the formwork using a spray gun or brush.

Precautions for Water-based and Oil-based Release Agents:

1. The product is highly lubricating; use with caution during application to prevent leaks and slips.

2. Avoid application on rainy days, but once dried, it is rain-resistant.

3. Do not store under direct sunlight.