👉 The reconstruction fluid, also known as a flowable or pliable material, is a type of synthetic polymer used in various industrial applications for its unique ability to flow and then solidify into a stable, durable form. This fluid is typically designed to be easily molded or shaped and can be heated to a liquid state, allowing it to fill intricate molds or gaps. Upon cooling and solidification, the material retains its new shape, making it ideal for applications such as casting, molding, and forming complex parts in industries like automotive, aerospace, and electronics. Its versatility lies in its ability to be repeatedly reheated and reshaped without significant degradation, offering both efficiency and precision in manufacturing processes.
