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Thread: NOE teflon coated sprue plate?

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    NOE teflon coated sprue plate?

    Anyone tried this?

    http://noebulletmolds.com/NV/product...62h9qfa5htjku0


    Up grade sprue plate to Teflon coated at time of purchasing a mould -DuPont TEFLON S 958-303 - baked on finish. Baked on at 650F. Long lasting hard coating that lets the sprue fall from your sprue plate with ease.

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    Sounds interesting, but if you’re doing everything right do you really need one?

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    Quote Originally Posted by GregLaROCHE View Post
    Sounds interesting, but if you’re doing everything right do you really need one?
    I have 20% coupon, I'm very tempted. I don't need a new mould, but that never stopped me before.

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    For only $2.50 I would try it . After I've been casting for a while and all is good and hot , the sprues like to stick to the sprue holes edges . Have to stop and get the Q-Tip and apply lube to the sprue holes and top of plate .
    Just a minor aggravation but still a disruption in production .
    If the Teflon coating prevents lead sticking and holds up I'm going to try it .
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    I just ordered a mold and added the upgrade. We shall see.

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    I just saw the cost. If I were buying a mold, I would go for it, for only two and a half bucks more. What the heck.

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    Can you up grade older molds with the new sprue plate? How much for one?

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    I found a Teflon coated sprue plate when I went to the H&G estate sale in Murphy.
    I haven`t tried it yet but you have my interest....dale

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    Maybe if the mold cavity itself could be coated but don’t have issues with sprue plate... snake oil?

    Edit: I would like Teflon covered HP pins though... maybe I will shoot them a note on that.
    Last edited by djryan13; 12-31-2019 at 04:17 PM.

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    I’m no expert on this but as I work in a DuPont joint venture in the U.K. things catch my attention.... Isn’t there a story going around about issues with Teflon and high temperatures? Class action law claims and stuff ?...

    650F doesn’t sound that high given the lead temps I often see spoken of on here...
    May we achieve our aims....

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    You can polish out your sprue plates to a mirror finish and that pretty well eliminates sticking.

    Or just color the plate with a #2 pencil. The thin coating of graphite will eliminate sticking. I also use this method in the bullet cavities and mold block faces.

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