can these cups be used for mixing epoxy that says non -silicon cups?
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I don't personally use them for that but a friend of mine makes model airplanes and uses them for exactly that purpose. I just spoke with him and he says they work great for small batches. Hope this is helpful. JL
1682435
I don't personally use them for that but a friend of mine makes model airplanes and uses them for exactly that purpose. I just spoke with him and he says they work great for small batches. Hope this is helpful.JL
1682436
Yes, I mix Flex Coat 2 part epoxy in them all the time. There is only one catch though, I pour the resin in one cup and the hardener is another cup. I tried pouring both parts in the same cup, but discovered that the cup measurements are not accurate, so I started using 2 cups each time I mix and that assures me accurate parts.
1323659
I don't believe so, as this is not the intended use. I don't believe it would work for that purpose anyway because the silicone gets just as hot as the surface it comes in contact with.
917796
Ok, I looked it up & here is your answer: http://gbcraft.com/shop/silicone-mold/praying-mold?mode=list so, YES, u can!
7860
I dont know but on the EZCup website you can find which ones it actually works on. Hope this helps
2032441
These cups are not recommended for that type of use.They are plastic so if you use a lubricant to facilitate the glide action be sure it is water based and does not have any alcohol. Alcohol and many non-water based lubes may damage the plastic. Surgilube is probably your best bet.
1297949
Yes, the only ones that you cannot use are aluminum! Sorry it took so long..to answer
370033
The packaging said yes! Haven't tried it though. Silicone is very versatile.
2119524
I have used them with an immersion blender and had no problem. They're very sturdy so I would be surprised if they cracked or broke with a hand-held mixer.
2207374
These appear to be for wood, plastics, soft materials. I have not used mine yet, yhough...
83225
Sure they can be used for that, you will need extra room in the frig. No different then any other plastic cup!
2129547
I would guess not. They are pretty flimsy. There is no structure. Even if the plastic made it through, they would probably be misshapen. Most silicone cooking ware has a metal structure the silicone fits in. This is just silicone.
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I have no problem using mine on aluminum and glass epoxy circuit boards.Although I have not tried it on mild steel, I think that would work as well.
2074569
I guess you could. They are soft & "squishy" bowls but I don't see why you couldn't use a mixer if you're careful. I use the bowls mainly to mix and add ingredients to my Kitchen Aid mixer. The tops of the bowls pinch nicely into a spout.
1963899
probably...they work for any suction purpose.....there are better cup sets out there, though. and i feel the silicone cups really are easier. b
1616126
NO... These are for printed circuit board , or through hole application. I have also used these on Proto Boards by twisting the pins to align with holes on Board. Also if your clever you can even use these as surface mount parts. You just have to position pins where you want them before soldering... :)
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Oxo claims that these are BPA free,they look to be coated in a clear plastic,so use your judgment when ordering these. But, these are a quality set of measuring cups. If they are not BPA free,do not do anything to expose them to a high heat & you should be okay with them. If you are still worried about this set, purchase a stainless set of these measuring cups. With our experience,these will hold up better than stainless for obvious reasons.Hope this has helped.
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Don't think so, but these refillable cups didn't really work and I stopped trying to use them