The plastic and rubber processing auxiliary industry released a complete selection guide covering ten mainstream mold release agent categories in 2026, addressing long-standing production troubles including mold sticking during injection molding, fiber reinforced plastic scratching, whitening PU products and carbon deposition on molds, covering molding demands of plastics, rubber, polyurethane and composite materials. The classification includes oil-based silicone, water-based silicone, silicone-free oil/waterborne, internal additive, PU-specific, FRP, dry powder, semi-permanent and food-grade products, with clear advantages, drawbacks and applicable working conditions defined. Oil-based silicone offers strong release performance yet leaves silicone residue that damages adhesion of subsequent coating. Silicone-free and water-based products feature low VOC for auto exterior parts and dust-free home appliance workshops. Semi-permanent types realize dozens of stable demolding cycles per spray, ideal for automated mass production. Food-grade agents pass FDA compliance for silicone kitchenware and baking molds. Industry insiders mention most factories only pursue smooth demolding while ignoring hidden risks of post-processing. Scientific selection requires comprehensive consideration of post-treatment, environmental standards and production scale. This system helps manufacturers match suitable materials quickly to cut defective rates and mold maintenance costs. For more information, please visit https://v.douyin.com/cqWECsXikiE