Stoner E313 - (Ultra 4 Epoxy Parfilm)

Stoner E313 (Alternative to Ultra 4 Epoxy Parfilm)

Stoner E313 (Alternative to Ultra 4 Epoxy Parfilm ) works exceptionally well for easy release of gel coat and encapsulated silicone applications from fiberglass, PU or epoxy molds. When using Super-Cap plastic, we tend to combine this with Stoner ZIP ME-301S (Petrolease ) or Vaseline. New alternative for Epoxy Parfilm.

Release Agent

Stoner E313 is effective for releasing gelatin and encapsulated silicone applications from fiberglass, PU or epoxy molds. With Super-Cap plastic, we combine it with Petrolease or petroleum jelly.

Paintable Release Agent

Stoner E313 Release & Paint is specially formulated as a paintable release agent and non-stick lubricant for molded materials such as plastics, rubber, waxes and similar materials. It allows molded parts to be painted, plated, hot stamped, bonded with adhesives, labeled or otherwise decorated.

Provides a durable non-stick film for quick and easy removal of parts from the mold and multiple releases per application.

Improves molding efficiency in many processes, including injection, vacuum, and molding by casting. Stoner E313 Release & Paint is UL recognized.

ADVANTAGES of Stoner® E313 Release & Paint™:

• Saves time by allowing molded parts to be removed quickly and easily from molds.
• Allows molded parts to be painted, hot stamped or otherwise decorated.
• Improves part appearance and reduces defects caused by bonding.
• Formulated to provide high levels of safety for the user and the environment.
• Contains no chlorinated solvents such as 1,1,1,1 trichloroethane or methylene chloride.
• Colorless and non-staining.
• UL recognized.

Uses

Stoner® E313 Release & Paint™ is a paintable release agent and non-stick lubricant for these materials:

• Plastics
• Rubber
• Waxes

Directions for use

Recommended Procedure: Shake well. Keep the can 10-12 inches from the mold surface. Apply a thin layer of mist on the mold surface for best results.

Storage and Handling

Do not puncture or incinerate container. Do not expose container to heat or store at temperatures above 120°F. Keep container away from sparks, open flames, hot surfaces or other sources of ignition.