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Modulor GmbH
Prinzenstr. 85 10969 Berlin Tel. +49 (0)30 69036-0 Fax +49 (0)30 69036-445 www.modulor.de |
Masillas de modelar, secado horno
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Masilla de modelar Fimo Soft, de coloroven-hardening modelling material (30 minutes at 110 °C), lightfast, readily kneadable, colours can be intermixed with one another and with Fimo Classic and Fimo Effect, comes in foil package |
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Masilla de modelar Fimo Effect, de coloroven-hardening modelling material (30 minutes at 110 °C), lightfast, readily kneadable, colours can be intermixed with one another and with Fimo Soft and Fimo Classic, comes in foil package |
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Masilla de modelar para títeres Fimo, de coloroven-hardening modelling material (30 minutes at 110 °C), lightfast, readily kneadable, comes in foil package |
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Masilla de modelar Fimo clásico, de coloroven-hardening modelling material (30 minutes at 110 °C), lightfast, readily kneadable, colours can be intermixed with one another and with Fimo Soft and Fimo Effect, comes in foil package |
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Super Sculpeyoven-curing modelling compound (15 min. at 130 °C), very pliable, very crack resistant |
All oven-hardening modelling materials are distinguished by the similar chemical reactions that take place during the „burning“ process. The hardening of oven-hardening modelling materials is based on a gelling process and is therefore completely different from the hardening of water based modelling materials: the plasticizer, because of the high temperatures during the hardening process, penetrates into the plastic particles of the moulding material and itself crosslinks into a gel that, after cooling, holds the particles together. Because the plasticizer has a boiling point of about 300 °C, it does not evaporate during the hardening process. An everyday example of a gel process is the binding of a sauce with starch. In this case, the starch takes over the function that the plasticizer has in those modelling materials.