$110 USD
| Interior Size: | 12x0.75" - Lip Width: 1", Lip Height: 3/8" |
| Fluid Volume: |
30oz / 887ml |
| Wall Thickness: | 3/4" |
| Material: | Platinum Cure Silicone - Shore 30A |
| Interior Finish: | Polished / Shiny |
A popular collection of molds amongst resin artists, our wide lipped round tray molds, available in 10", 12" and 16" diameters, allow you to create beautiful resin serving or display trays with a 1" wide, 3/8" tall lip around the perimeter. The significant width of the lip allows you to embed larger objects right into the lip of your piece such as sea shells, dried flowers, coins, shell casings and more!
The total height the finished piece created in this mold is approximately 3/4" to the top of the lip. This is the 12" diameter version of our wide lipped tray molds.
Due to the thickness and dimensions of the piece cast from this mold, it is most commonly used with epoxy resin, or concrete only rather than wood and epoxy like most of our other molds.
Our RSCC line of silicone molds are crafted with artists, makers and bakers in mind. While RSCC stands for resin, soap, candy and chocolate they can also be used with plaster, acrylic resin/Jesonite, concrete and other popular pourable materials.
These are not your run of the mill $10 mass produced and imported molds you'll find on many shopping sites. The custom tooling (blanks) and silicone molds are all made one-by-one, by hand at our facility in Ontario, Canada. We use the highest grade platinum cure silicone, which surpasses the quality and standards of regular food grade silicone. Our silicone is cured with platinum, not peroxide making it safer for use in food and medical applications. We make our molds incredibly thick, to ensure they are self supporting and won't bend or deform when full of your material. Every artist, maker or baker who gets one of our molds immediately acknowledges the quality difference and can justify the cost difference.
Please remember that if you are using silicone molds with epoxy resin or other corrosive or abrasive chemical that you need to use a mold release before pouring your resin. We recommend a non-silicone based release such as the MG Chemicals 8329 or Mann Ease Release 200/300. Using a proper release will extend the life of your mold and help to prevent mold tear-out.
