Shin-Etsu KE1310ST and CAT1310 Mold Making Silicone Kit, 20 kg
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- Type Mold Making Silicone
- Vendor Shin-Etsu
- SKU SHI-KE1310ST-KIT
Shin-Etsu's KE1310ST silicone mold kit pairs a high-strength addition-cure silicone base with CAT1310 catalyst for demanding mold making and potting work. The kit ships with one 20 kg pail of translucent KE1310ST base and twenty 100 g bottles of CAT1310 catalyst, enough to run a full mix series without ordering catalyst separately. Cured rubber comes in at Shore A 40 with 380 percent elongation, low shrinkage, and clean release from detailed patterns.
Silicone Mold Kit Features
- Two-component, addition-cure silicone mold kit
- Includes 20 kg base pail and twenty 100 g catalyst bottles
- 100:10 mix ratio by weight, base to CAT1310 catalyst
- Shore A 40 hardness with 380 percent elongation
- 5.9 MPa tensile strength and 23 kN/m tear strength
- Translucent for easy visual inspection of the cured mold
- About 2 hours working time at room temperature
- Usable temperature range from -40 F to 347 F (-40 C to 175 C)
Popular Uses
People reach for this kit when a mold needs to hold fine detail through many casting cycles without going brittle. It is popular for molds that flex around undercuts while still giving a fabricator enough dimensional support to keep repeat pours consistent.
- Production mold making for epoxy and urethane resin casting
- Molds with undercuts or complex geometry that need flex on release
- Prototype and pattern reproduction
- Art and prop casting where detail retention matters
- Selected potting work that calls for a firm, flexible silicone body
Silicone Mold Kit Mixing and Cure
Combine 100 parts KE1310ST base with 10 parts CAT1310 catalyst by weight. Mix thoroughly, scraping the sides and bottom of the container until the color and texture are uniform. Vacuum degassing is recommended when the mold geometry or surface finish calls for minimal trapped air. Pour steadily into a properly prepared mold box and allow about 24 hours at 23 C to cure.
Working time runs about 2 hours at room temperature. Addition-cure silicones can be inhibited by sulfur compounds, amines, tin-cured silicones, and other catalyst contaminants, so run a small compatibility test when the master, release agent, or tooling material is unfamiliar.
Physical Properties
- Cure chemistry: Addition cure, two-component
- Color: Translucent
- Mix ratio by weight: 100:10
- Base viscosity: 75 Pa s (75,000 cP)
- Density at 23 C: 1.07 g/cm3
- Shore A hardness: 40
- Tensile strength: 5.9 MPa
- Tear strength: 23 kN/m
- Elongation: 380 percent
- Usable temperature range: -40 F to 347 F (-40 C to 175 C)
Surface Compatibility
KE1310ST is poured against a master pattern rather than bonded as an adhesive. Common master and casting materials include:
- Epoxy resin
- Urethane resin
- Wax
- Clay
- Wood
Questions on mix quantity or checking a master for cure inhibition? Call Perigee Direct at (817) 381-9398 or email sales@perigeedirect.com.
FOR INDUSTRIAL USE ONLY. Refer to the SDS prior to use.
Product Name
Shin-Etsu KE1310ST and CAT1310 Mold Making Silicone Kit
Brief Description
This kit pairs a 20 kg pail of translucent KE1310ST addition-cure silicone base with twenty 100 g bottles of CAT1310 catalyst, everything needed to mix a full batch without ordering catalyst separately. Cured rubber comes in at Shore A 40 with 380 percent elongation, giving detailed molds low shrinkage and clean release across repeated casting cycles.
Popular Applications & Uses
- Production mold making for epoxy and urethane resin casting
- Molds with undercuts or complex geometry that need flex on release
- Prototype and pattern reproduction
- Art and prop casting where detail retention matters
- Selected potting work that calls for a firm, flexible silicone body
- Shops that want base and catalyst in one matched-ratio package
Industries that Commonly Use It
- Mold Making/ Casting: the core use case, casting detailed molds for repeated production runs.
- Plastic Fabrication: tooling for casting epoxy and urethane resin parts.
- General Manufacturing: production tooling and potting for industrial parts.
- Special Effects/ Scenic Design: prop and set-piece mold making for film and theatrical production.
- Artist, Artisan: reusable molds for art casting and reproduction work.
- Fabrication: custom tooling and short-run part reproduction.
- Industrial Supply: stocked as a shop consumable for regular mold production.
- Distributers & Resellers: sold as a complete kit for resale and shop stock.
Special and Unique Features
- Matched Kit: base and catalyst ship together at the correct 100:10 ratio, no separate catalyst order needed.
- High Elongation: 380 percent elongation lets the cured mold flex around undercuts without tearing.
- High Tear Strength: 23 kN/m tear strength supports repeated demolding at thin sections.
- Translucent Body: lets a fabricator see the master through the mold when planning pours and split lines.
- Low Shrinkage: holds tight tolerances across repeated pours.
Key Properties
- Cure chemistry: Addition cure, two-component
- Mix ratio by weight: 100:10 (KE1310ST to CAT1310)
- Base viscosity: 75 Pa s (75,000 cP)
- Density at 23 C: 1.07 g/cm3
- Shore A hardness: 40
- Tensile strength: 5.9 MPa
- Tear strength: 23 kN/m
- Elongation: 380 percent
- Working time: About 2 hours
- Cure schedule: About 24 hours at 23 C
- Usable temperature range: -40 F to 347 F (-40 C to 175 C)
Surface Compatibility
KE1310ST is poured against a master pattern rather than bonded as an adhesive. Common master and casting materials include:
- Epoxy resin
- Urethane resin
- Wax
- Clay
- Wood
Known backups / known substitutes
No verified competitor cross-reference is on file for this grade. Contact Perigee Direct for help matching hardness and cure profile to an equivalent.
Comparison Note
Within the Shin-Etsu KE mold silicone family, KE1310ST sits at a mid-range Shore A 40 with high elongation, positioned for detailed molds that need flex on release rather than the rigid, high-hardness grades built for production tooling.
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