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CHEMLEASE 15 SEALER EZ (GALLON)

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Chemlease 15 Sealer EZ is a high performance sealer developed to condition and seal mold surfaces, reduce mold porosity and act as a base for new or reconditioned molds

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Chemlease® 15 Sealer EZ

High-Performance Mold Sealer

Chemlease® 15 Sealer EZ is an advanced, high-performance sealer specifically designed to condition and seal mold surfaces, effectively reducing mold porosity and serving as a robust base for both new and reconditioned molds. This product is formulated to enhance mold performance, shorten break-in times, and reduce labor costs, making it an essential tool for composite manufacturing and other industrial applications.

Key Benefits

  • HAPs-Free Formula: Contains no hazardous air pollutants (HAPs) as formula constituents, ensuring a safer working environment.

  • Reduces Mold Porosity: Helps eliminate surface imperfections, ensuring a smooth and consistent mold release.

  • Optimized Base Coat: Provides an excellent foundation for all types of release agents.

  • Versatile Compatibility: Suitable for use on fiberglass, aluminum, steel, and most solid or dense surfaces.

  • Shortens Break-In Time: Speeds up the production process by reducing the time needed for mold preparation.

  • Labor and Cost Savings: Enhances efficiency, reducing the number of applications required over time.

  • High-Temperature Stability: Designed to perform under elevated temperatures without degradation.

  • Environmentally Considerate: Contains no Class I or II ozone-depleting substances.

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