210 oz Kit- RTV-4110 Platinum-Cure Silicone Rubber – Shore 10A
Professional Mold-Making Silicone | 6 KG (210oz) Kit | 1:1 Mix Ratio
$174.95
RTV-4110 Platinum-Cure Silicone Rubber – 210 oz Combo Deal | Shore 10A | 1:1 Mix | 3 Complete Kits
BUY MORE & SAVE — 210 oz Combo Deal!
Create professional-quality silicone molds with RTV-4110 platinum-cure silicone rubber, a soft, flexible, low-viscosity material designed for excellent detail reproduction and easy demolding.
This bulk combo deal includes three complete 70 oz silicone kits, providing six factory-sealed bottles of professional mold-making silicone at an exceptional value.
With a Shore A hardness of 10, a simple 1:1 mixing ratio by weight, and an approximate 4-hour room-temperature cure, RTV-4110 is an excellent choice for mold makers, chocolatiers, bakers, soap makers, and creative professionals.
Its translucent appearance, excellent flow, and low shrinkage make it particularly suitable for detailed molds and delicate castings.
Key Features & Benefits
210 oz Combo Deal – Bulk Savings: Receive three complete silicone kits, ideal for larger projects, repeat production, and professional mold makers.
Shore 10A – Soft & Flexible: Produces flexible molds that make releasing intricate or delicate castings easier.
Easy 1:1 Mixing: Simply combine equal weights of Part A and Part B.
35-Minute Working Time: Provides time to mix, degas, and pour before curing begins.
Approximately 4-Hour Cure: Cures at room temperature under recommended conditions.
Exceptional Detail Reproduction: Captures fine textures, intricate shapes, and surface details.
Low Shrinkage (≤0.1%): Helps preserve the dimensions and details of your original master.
High Heat Resistance: Manufacturer-rated up to 482°F (250°C) for cured silicone.
Translucent & Customizable: Compatible silicone pigments can be used to create custom colors.
Food-Contact Testing Documentation: Manufacturer-provided SGS testing reports passing results for FDA 21 CFR §177.2600 total extractives on a referenced silicone sample.
Recommended Applications
RTV-4110 is designed for producing soft, flexible molds used in:
Chocolate, candy, and confectionery making
Cakes, mousse desserts, and decorative food molds
Soap and candle making
Resin and compatible craft casting applications
Intricate decorative models and detailed castings
Larger mold-making projects and repeat production runs
Its low hardness makes RTV-4110 particularly well suited to simple, one-piece molds and designs requiring easy demolding.
Technical Specifications
Property | RTV-4110 Specification |
|---|---|
Silicone Type | Platinum-cure (addition-cure) |
Hardness | Shore 10A |
Mixing Ratio | 1:1 by weight |
Working Time | 35 minutes at 77°F (25°C) |
Cure Time | Approximately 4 hours at 77°F (25°C) |
Appearance | Translucent |
Part A Viscosity | 4,000 mPa·s |
Part B Viscosity | 2,800 mPa·s |
Tear Strength | 25 N/mm |
Tensile Strength | 4.0 MPa |
Elongation at Break | 510% |
Shrinkage | ≤0.1% |
Heat Resistance | Up to 482°F (250°C), per manufacturer |
Shelf Life | 24 months from manufacture when properly stored |
Specifications are manufacturer-reported typical values. Actual results may vary depending on processing and curing conditions.
Simple Mixing & Pouring Instructions
Step 1 – Prepare Your Master
Ensure the master model, tools, and mold box are clean, dry, and free of contaminants that could interfere with curing.
Step 2 – Measure Equal Parts
Using a digital scale, measure equal weights of Part A and Part B (1:1 by weight).
Step 3 – Mix Thoroughly
Combine both components and mix carefully, scraping the sides and bottom of the container.
Step 4 – Remove Air Bubbles
Vacuum degassing is recommended when needed to minimize trapped air and improve mold quality.
Step 5 – Pour
Slowly pour the silicone into the lowest point of the mold box, allowing it to flow naturally around the master.
Step 6 – Allow to Cure
Allow approximately 4 hours at room temperature (77°F / 25°C) before demolding.
Important Processing Information
Platinum-cure silicone is sensitive to certain contaminants that may interfere with curing.
Potential cure inhibitors include sulfur-containing materials, tin-cure silicone, amines, and some epoxy or UV resin materials.
For best results, use clean equipment, follow the recommended processing conditions, and perform a small compatibility test when working with unfamiliar materials.
Food-Contact Testing & Compliance Documentation
Minghuilink's SGS Test Report NGBHL25007444301, dated November 17, 2025, documents passing results for total-extractives testing under U.S. FDA 21 CFR §177.2600.
The tested sample is identified as model 4140, and RTV-4110 appears in the manufacturer's reference model list. The report does not establish that RTV-4110 was independently tested.
Food-contact suitability for the finished mold depends on the formulation, correct mixing, complete curing, and intended conditions of use.
Note: FDA compliance testing does not constitute FDA approval or certification of an individual product.
What's Included – 210 oz Combo Deal
This combo includes three complete two-part silicone kits, for a total of six factory-sealed bottles:
Part A: Three factory-sealed 1 KG (35.27 oz) bottles
Part B: Three factory-sealed 1 KG (35.27 oz) bottles
Total Combo Weight: 6 KG (13.23 lb)
Total Silicone: Approximately 211.64 oz, marketed as a 210 oz combo
Mixing Ratio: 1:1 by weight
Each bottle is factory-filled and sealed by the manufacturer. The combo provides enough Part A and Part B for three complete mixing sets.
Storage & Shelf Life
Store tightly sealed in a cool, dry location, ideally between 60–77°F (15–25°C), away from direct sunlight and incompatible materials.
Manufacturer-stated shelf life is 24 months from the date of manufacture when stored correctly.
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