Adjust the appropriate dilution ratio based on solid content, spraying time, and process requirements. Generally, the higher the solid content, the longer the spraying time, or the simpler the process demands, the higher the dilution multiple.
Do not use bubbling machines or stirrers to agitate the release agent with air bubbles. This can easily cause demulsification (precipitation of active ingredients), compromising demolding performance, clogging nozzles, and reducing effectiveness.
Preferably use purified water for dilution; minimize reliance on tap water or groundwater. Groundwater contains high levels of calcium and magnesium ions, which can lead to carbon deposition in castings.
Use the release agent promptly after opening to reduce odor development from bacterial growth. For extended usage cycles, always use a clean container to scoop the agent—this prevents contamination and deterioration.
Store in a cool, shaded place, ideally between 5°C and 35°C. Extreme cold (causing repeated freeze-thaw cycles) or heat can easily trigger demulsification and active ingredient precipitation.
If stored for a long time, gently shake the bucket before use. Clean the stirring rod thoroughly beforehand to avoid cross-contamination.
Pour the release agent concentrate into water (never add water to the concentrate). Reverse emulsification (adding water first) will disrupt the dilution ratio and performance.
Generally, maintain a spraying distance of 80–200mm from the mold surface.
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