Reference to common issues with non curing of liquid silicone

Liquid silicone is an environmentally friendly, non-toxic, and harmless silicone material, also known as platinum silicone, additive silicone, and food grade silicone. It is precisely because of this that it is deeply loved by many customers and gradually replaces traditional plastic products; Due to some customers who have just started to come into contact with liquid silicone and are not very familiar with the use of liquid silicone materials, there are some phenomena such as non curing or sticking after curing during the use of liquid silicone. Below, Xinjia silicone summarizes some common problems for your reference

1、 When liquid silicone comes into contact with environmentally friendly materials such as sulfur, tin, lead amine, etc., it will become toxic and not solidify. Liquid silicone will also form clumps, or the surface will become sticky after curing, or it will not solidify completely, resulting in production waste.

2、 During use, the AB component must be thoroughly stirred evenly. If not stirred evenly, it can also cause the adhesive to not cure or cure incompletely, similar to the situation of sticking to the hand.

3、 AB component is not added in proportion, and if A or B components are added too much or too little, it will also cause incomplete curing of silicone.