Stackable mold rack system to safely hold multiple silicone casting molds while curing in a 2.5 gallon pressure pot. Each tier holds up to four tube-in molds, depending on the size and has been machined to fit snug into the previous level without touching the molds. Comes with three interlocking rack levels, which can be used together or separately.
Fits standard 2.5 gallon Harbor Freight pressure pots. Other pressure pots require 8.5" in diameter and 8.25" in height for this system to fit.
Mold Rack System Instructions - page 1 - page 2
The parts you will find in your box include: 1 Base; 3 Shelves; 1 Clear Acrylic Top; 3 Sides and a package of screws. Inventory your box to make sure you have all your parts and remove them from the box.
AIR DEFLECTOR (clear acrylic top)
FINGER GRIPS ON THE SIDES
SHELF (groove on the bottom)
SHELF (groove on the bottom)
SHELF (groove on the bottom)
BASE
Place the base on a flat surface. Screw the 3 sides onto the base using the supplied screws.
AIR DEFLECTOR - This top is meant for air flow deflection only, not as a shelf. Remove the paper coating from the acrylic top (if desired). You can clean the engraving with either Denatured Alcohol (DNA) or water to remove any residue. Place the acrylic top on the sides and align and screw the top to the sides.
FINGER GRIP HANDLES - The sides have finger hold grips at the top to carry the pressure pot, which allows for maximum shelf capacity within your pressure pot.
SHELVES ASSEMBLY - The shelves have a slot/groove on the bottom to allow them to lock into the sides. The shelf has a rounded front and 3 flats on the sides. The flats of the shelves align with the sides and the rounded section should be to the front when inserted correctly.
Additional shelves are sold separately if you want more for the 5 gallon system (comes with 3 shelves but has the capacity for 5).
PLEASE NOTE - Be careful when you load up the shelves that you keep some weight to the center or back of the shelves. In order to make the shelves removable, the sides are centered on the rack meaning if you put weight on the front of the shelf only, it may unlock the back and slide out of the rack. This is easily fixed by keeping the majority of the weight to the center and back of the shelf.
Please contact us if you are interested in a mold rack but do not see any in stock.