SUBMITTED BY: BCR RIMMELE

Innovation: Via Domo Smart Wetcast – ­reinforced polyurethane molds

Since the introduction of the REACH regulation (European Chemicals Regulation), an increasing number of chemicals that formerly contributed to the dimensional stability of polyurethane molds are now forbidden for use. Finding substitutes for such chemicals, especially mercury, has proven only partially successful until now among the manufacturers of polyurethane products.

The reinforced molds, for which the company BCR Building Components Rimmele has applied for a patent, ensures, according to the manufacturer, optimal stability of form and dimensions. The molds are still sufficiently flexible,...

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