Soft-Fix® SF35
- In stock
- Medium hardness – the most versatile setting in the Soft-Fix® range
- Three thicknesses: 6, 8 and 10 mm at 134 cm roll width
- Usable as a base, intermediate and top pad
- Rolls of 10 metres, supplied in full running metres only
91,50 € – 108,00 €
- / Quadratmeter
plus 19% VAT and shipping costs
- Mindestbestellmenge - 1m = 1,34m²
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Request quickly and easily
No minimum order quantity
Shipping in 2–3 business days
DE AEOC 128459
Directly from the application engineer
Soft-Fix® SF35 is the blue, medium hardness silicone foam pad from the Original range in 6, 8 and 10 mm at 134 cm width. Medium hardness means it can be used in almost any position of the press build-up.
The all-rounder in the press build-up
As a base pad SF35 carries the load and levels out the plate contour. As an intermediate pad it distributes pressure. As a top pad it yields enough to avoid marking. This versatility makes it the standard pad for mixed production.
Hardness and service life
Medium hardness silicone foams compact more slowly than soft ones while still yielding sufficiently. For high cycle rate operations that means longer replacement intervals with acceptable pressing results throughout the service life.
Choosing the thickness
6 mm for flat build-ups and as an interlayer, 8 mm as the standard, 10 mm for maximum cushioning. Invoiced in square metres; one running metre at 134 cm equals 1.34 m².
Technical data
| Material | silicone foam |
|---|---|
| Colour | blue |
| Hardness | medium |
| Thickness | 6 mm |
| Width | 134 cm |
| Roll length | 10 m |
| Origin | Original |
| Sales unit | m² |
| Item number | 210048T |
| Manufacturer | Trecolan Handels GmbH |
Häufige Fragen
Is SF35 suitable for delicate outer fabrics?
As a base pad, yes. As the top layer, a softer pad such as SF15 is recommended above it.
What does the blue colour mean?
In the Soft-Fix® colour code, blue stands for the medium hardness grade.
How does SF35 differ from SFRG185?
SFRG185 is light blue and set slightly softer, with a similar range of use.
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