Comparison Table for Silicone Hardness, How Hard is Silicone at 30 Degrees

In daily life, mothers should have heard of silicone as a material, and many baby bottles use silicone material. So what does the silicone hardness comparison table look like? Also, how hard is 30 degree silicone? Next, let's learn about silicone material together.

 

With the advancement of technology, the materials used in infant and toddler products are becoming increasingly widespread. Previously, baby bottles and other materials were mostly made of glass, but later various materials emerged, including silicone. Parents who are familiar with silicone know that it has hardness. Normally, the hardness of silicone ranges from 30 degrees to 70 degrees, which belongs to the hardness of ordinary silicone. Meanwhile, silicone with a hardness within this range can be used to produce most products. The product comparison table corresponding to the hardness of silicone is listed below for your reference:

 

1. 0 degree silicone. This is mainly used to produce some softer molds, such as cake molds, masks, etc.

 

2. 5 degree silicone. It can also be used for food demolding molds; It can also be used for some simulated fake products.

 

3. 10 degree silicone. The use of this type of silicone is similar to that of 5 degrees, for food demolding molds and simulating fake products.

 

4. 20 degree silicone. It can be used for chocolate molds, as well as gypsum molds, and its hardness is relatively high.

 

5. 30 degree silicone. This hardness of silicone can be used for molds of metal crafts, large gypsum, concrete molds, etc. Its hardness is relatively good. But it's not yet easy to describe how hard it is in words.

 

So everyone can purchase silicone products with corresponding hardness according to their own needs.




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