Big Changes Are Here: Our Molds Are Now "Flood & Scrape" Ready for Effortless Production

Big Changes Are Here: Our Molds Are Now "Flood & Scrape" Ready for Effortless Production

We're excited to announce a major upgrade to our mold line!

Introducing the ultimate upgrade for THC gummy mold and silicone molds—our half-sheet molds now feature a 90-degree straight-edge design for "Flood & Scrape" ease! Built for durability and FDA compliant, these molds bring you unmatched simplicity in high-demand conditions, letting you produce more with ease and precision. Say goodbye to concerns about warping or breaking and gear up to ramp up your production with confidence.

This Flood and scrape method allows for multiple molds to be laid out together with no gaps for product to be lost between

Using 2024 CNC polishing techniques, demolding is easier! These new molds save you time and maximize your output. Plus, if you need custom molds, we’ve got you covered! We can create any shape, style, and now even offer colored silicone for whatever purpose you may have.

Lay. Flood. Spread. Repeat.

This method offers simplicity and consistent results. Here's how it works:

1. Lay multiple molds together on a flat surface for a large working area.
2. Flood the molds with your gummy mixture—our straight-edge design makes it easy to cover the entire surface with no gaps in between.
3. Spread the mixture to fill all cavities.
4. Set and demold easily with our smooth polish finish.

What Does "Flood & Scrape" Ready Mean?

Our "Flood & Scrape" molds are engineered to endure the most demanding applications:

• High-volume production: Ideal for producing larger batches of THC candy and other edibles, boosting efficiency.
• Temperature Resilience: Designed to maintain shape and integrity through extreme temperature shifts.
• Heavy-Duty Durability: Built to last in rigorous production environments.

The Benefits of the Flood and Scrape Techique for Edibles

Using the flood & scrape method in candy mold production offers numerous advantages:

1. Simplicity
   This method is straightforward and doesn't require any expensive equipment. All you need is your mixture and a scraper, making it a budget-friendly option for small-scale operations.
2. Versatility
   Works with a wide range of silicone molds, allowing flexibility in designs for THC candy, gummies, and more.
3. Full Mold Coverage
   Flooding ensures that every cavity is completely filled, reducing the risk of air pockets or incomplete gummies. This leads to a more consistent texture and structure in the finished product.
4. Creative Control
   With this manual method, you have more control over how you fill molds. This can be helpful if you want to experiment with adding different flavors, colors, or even fillings in each batch.
5. Cost-Effective
   Since it doesn’t require advanced equipment or high-tech machinery, the flood and scrape method keeps initial production costs low, which is especially beneficial for beginners.
6. Perfect for Big Batches
   For those producing in big quantities, this method allows for manageable production without investing in expensive machinery or large-scale setups.

Challenges of the Flood & Scrape Technique for Gummies

While versatile, this method does have some challenges:

1. Skill-Dependent:
   This method requires practice to master, making it a bit difficult for beginners to produce high-quality gummies.
2. Potential for Inconsistency
   If not done correctly, this technique can result in uneven gummies, with some turning out thicker or thinner than intended.
3. Potential Material Waste
   Flooding molds often leads to excess material spilling over, wasting valuable ingredients like THC-infused mixtures or premium chocolate.
4. Extra Material on Mold Walls
   Leftover material between mold cavities can make it harder to pop out gummies and may affect their appearance.
5. Manual Process
   Being manual, this process requires extra time and often multiple people to keep production moving smoothly.
6. Messy Cleanup
   Overflowing material during flooding can lead to a time-consuming cleanup process, slowing down production.

The material of the Scraper plays a role too.