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Room
Temperature Vulcanized (RTV) rubber molding complements rapid
prototyping. RTV molding satisfies your need for multiple
prototypes with enhanced material properties, while protecting
your most valuable assets
time and money. |
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Early in the design cycle,
durable prototypes may be required in larger quantities. Due
to the likelihood of design changes, or short deadlines, a
commitment to hard tooling may not be practical. RTV molding
economically bridges the gap between rapid prototyping and
hard tooling by providing prototypes in one to two weeks at
a fraction of the cost. |
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Design
Verification |
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Functional
Testing |
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Presentation
Models |
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Multiples
required (5 - 100) |
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Field Testing
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Bridge
to hard tooling |
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Short-run
production |
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Tolerance
+/- (.010 + .0015 in/in) |
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Smallest
Feature Size >.015 |
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Color can
be molded in |
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Capable
of zero-draft, undercuts, side-pulls |
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Complex
parting lines |
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5 to 100
parts yield (depending on part complexity) |
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Viable
for short-run production parts |
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Durometer
of materials from Shore A to a rigid Shore D series resins,
94 V-O rating |
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