Soap molding is one of the basic operations in making it. The bars of required configuration are created by using the molds.

The pressed soap bars are firmly held in the mold cells after molding. Taking them out may require applying additional efforts.

In mass production scales, this issue of sticking and difficult taking soap bars out of the base can cause decreasing productivity of the engineering lines, increasing costs for reprocessing the defective products, and cleaning the molds.

The Modengy company offers the manufacturers of the detergents the coatings for molds with separating properties.

MODENGY PTFE-A20 is a translucent coating based on polytetrafluorethylene. It is sprayed onto the preliminary prepared surfaces of the molds out of an aerosol can, gets cured fast at room temperature.

This coating can be applied under conditions of a production shop as this technology requires no any additional equipment to spray out or dry the product.

MODENGY 1014 is a coating based on polytetrafluorethylene and molybdenum disulfide. It will give the molds dark grey color.

The given material is applied out of a spraying gun, and polymerizes at heating in a kiln. It is required to have ventilation equipment, a pneumatic line, a drying kiln to use it.

The advantage of a ‘hot’-curing coating is prolonged service lifetime while the one of a ‘cold’-curing material is application convenience.

Contact the Modengy company to select the optimal solution to increase productivity of the equipment for molding various purpose items.

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