A mould release agent is applied to the mould surface to allow the composite part to be easily removed from the mould avoiding stick-ups. Release agents may be sprayed, brushed or wiped on and some can be left on whilst others are wiped off. The various mould release agents are often dissolved in a solvent(e.g naptha) to make them easy to apply, However, these solvents can be hazardous.

Triallyl isocyanurate is widely used in cross-linking agent, modifier, assistant vulcanizing agent and for various thermoplastic plastics, ion exchange resins and special rubbers, in photocureable coating, photosensitive resist and intermediate for flame retardant. It is generally available in liquid form. However, to make the handling part easier it is phlegmatised with a carrier and converted in the powder form. It is slightly in alkane, soluble in aromatic hydrocarbon, ethyl alcohol, acetone and halogenated hydrocarbon.

A mould release agent is applied to the mould surface to allow the composite part to be easily removed from the mould avoiding stick-ups. Release agents may be sprayed, brushed or wiped on and some can be left on whilst others are wiped off. The various mould release agents are often dissolved in a solvent(e.g naptha) to make them easy to apply, However, these solvents can be hazardous.

Triallyl isocyanurate is widely used in cross-linking agent, modifier, assistant vulcanizing agent and for various thermoplastic plastics, ion exchange resins and special rubbers, in photocureable coating, photosensitive resist and intermediate for flame retardant. It is generally available in liquid form. However, to make the handling part easier it is phlegmatised with a carrier and converted in the powder form. It is slightly in alkane, soluble in aromatic hydrocarbon, ethyl alcohol, acetone and halogenated hydrocarbon.