Mold Lubricant

Mold lubricants are substances used in the tire rebuilding and tire and tube repair process to prevent the rubber from sticking to the mold during the curing process. These lubricants are applied to the mold surface before the rubber is placed in the mold. They help ensure that the rubber can be easily removed from the mold once it has cured.

Mold lubricants are typically made from a combination of synthetic or natural oils, waxes, and other additives. They are designed to provide a smooth and slippery surface that allows the rubber to easily release from the mold without causing any damage or deformation to the finished product.

Using mold lubricants is essential in the tire rebuilding and repair process to ensure the quality and integrity of the final product. They help prevent any sticking or tearing of the rubber, resulting in a smooth and uniform surface on the tire or tube.

It is important to choose the right type of mold lubricant for the specific application and type of rubber being used. Different formulations may be required for different types of molds and rubber compounds. It is recommended to consult the manufacturer's guidelines or seek professional advice to ensure the proper selection and application of mold lubricants for tire rebuilding and repair.