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Professional high performance casting epoxy resin
Kit 1.4 kg (thick WWA version): 1 Kg WWA Resin resoltech + 0.4 Kg hardener WWB4
Kit 7 kg (thick WWA version): 5 Kg WWA resin Resin resoltech + 2 Kg hardener WWB4
Transparent epoxy resin WWA resoltech , for casting and molding (thickness 3 to 16 cm *). Colorless and odorless.
Epoxy resin WWA resoltech, is one of the best casting epoxy resins on the market, thanks to its incomparable fluidity and crystal clarity.
As a result, it is particularly suitable for decorative and artistic activities.
Density of WWA / Hardener mixture: 1.06
Or 1 Liter = 1.06 kg
* for a cylindrical or cubic volume (width = height)
In the epoxy resin, we can add dyes, pearlescent agents, glitter to achieve very beautiful effects of color depth and scintillation: find the additives for Epoxy resins here
Mass Effect
WWA safety: Beware of violent reactions (heating, smoke generation, etc.) in case of thick casting!
Read the technical data sheet at the bottom of the page about thickness and mass effect.
> The maximum thicknesses are specified for cylindrical shapes:
example: a cylinder 15 cm deep x 15 cm in diameter.
For a river table, the width of the casting is much higher (example: 100 cm)
We recommend not to exceed, in these cases, 2 cm thick, and proceed in several casting.
Symmetry: When making several flows, the flows must be of equal thickness:
Example: 2cm + 2cm.
If we make 3 cm + 1 cm castings, then it may be a curvature
> What does the offer include?
The offer is a resin pack including 1L Epoxy resin WWA + 400mL Hardener
(We can supply large packing to order)
> How to prepare the Epoxy resin mixture?
Either by volume: 100 volumes of epoxy resin + 50 volumes of hardener (using a measuring cup (see our website in Accessories))
Or by weight: 100 g Epoxy Resin + 40 g hardener.
* To obtain maximum hardness, you must be rigorous on the dosage.
> How to apply it?
with spatula, brush, pouring.
> What performance for Epoxy WWA resin? What surface does one cover with 1 Liter?
As it contains no solvents or volatile elements, it is composed of 100% solids (the volume of the dry matter = the volume of the material before hardening).
As a result, with 1 L (1000 cm3) we can cover an area of 1m² with 1mm thick (1000μm dry)
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