Epoxy Resin Bubbles

Ensures perfect mixing, avoiding bubble formation and saving time, our anti-bubble mixer is easy to use and reusable. The anti-bubble mixer for epoxy mixing is a high-quality tool that allows you to achieve perfect and uniform mixing of epoxy resins without the formation of bubbles. Thanks to its innovative technology, this blender guarantees professional results, reducing the time and effort required for mixing. In addition, the stirring blender is easy to use, clean and reusable, which makes it an environmentally friendly and economical choice for those working with epoxy resins.

Moulded ABS plastic body. Lightweight structure reduces line sag and opposing hooks reduce drop-off. V-groove base for use on pipes. UV-resistant vial. The 75mm Line Level is an indispensable tool for achieving precise horizontal alignment in your epoxy resin projects. Designed for both accuracy and ease of use, this compact level features a clear, highly visible vial that allows you to quickly and easily check if your surfaces are perfectly level. When working with epoxy resins, ensuring a level surface is crucial to achieving a smooth, even finish without unsightly drips or uneven curing. This line level helps you accurately measure and adjust your workspace, whether you're setting up a table, leveling a countertop, or working on intricate resin artwork. Its durable construction ensures long-lasting performance, while its compact size makes it easy to handle and store. Ideal for both professional and DIY use, the 75mm Line Level is a reliable companion for any epoxy resin application, helping you to ensure that your projects meet the highest standards of quality and precision.

1 kg KIT

Kit 0.7kg [24.6oz] Tester:Epoxy Resin (A): 0.45kg;Hardener (B): 0.25kg.

Stones & Binder Calculator Area sqm (L*W*1m): Thickness (cm)*: Calculate Stones: 0 kg Resin binder: 0 kg *Recommended minimum thickness for driveway: 2 cm; Other areas: 1.5 cm. Certified Non-Toxic Transparent Epoxy Binder This resin has been specifically formulated to ensure an impeccable result in various applications. Thanks to its high gloss and transparency, and low viscosity, it offers a flawless, clear, and bubble-free result for your colored pebbles or aggregates. It is also certified non-toxic for skin contact post-cure. High Resistance and Durability Excellent resistance for your permeable floor: this binder ensures outstanding mechanical performance once cured. It also cures very quickly, making the floor walkable and fully usable in just 24 hours. Guaranteed Yellowing Resistance The cycloaliphatic amine-based hardener, along with the use of UV filters, guarantees high resistance to yellowing. Key Features High transparency Excellent mechanical resistance Good chemical resistance and carbonation resistance High impregnation and structural reinforcement for permeable floors Long working time Glossy surface High UV resistance for long-lasting creations (low yellowing) High mechanical resistance for scratch protection Low viscosity that reduces air bubbles after curing and facilitates aggregate impregnation Odorless and solvent-free perfectly transparent and bubble-free thanks to the specific formula for natural stones and colored marbles Curing Time Complete curing is achieved in about 24 hours, but the product can be walked on after just 10 hours. Ideal Applications The ideal applications for "ultra-transparent" epoxy resin include colored or dark-colored pebbles and aggregates. Consider these indicative data for epoxy resin for colored aggregates: 1-2 mm - for 20-25 kg of aggregate, add 800g of epoxy resin 3-5 mm - for 20-25 kg of aggregate, add 600g of epoxy resin 6-10 mm - for 20-25 kg of aggregate, add 600g of epoxy resin 10-20 mm - for 20-25 kg of aggregate, add 400g of epoxy resin Main Technical Data (Click the "TDS" icon for the full technical data sheet) Pot-life (150g at 30°C): 1h20' Complete cure after 24h Film cure (1mm at 30°C): 6h Supplied in plastic cans Maximum casting thickness: 2 cm (7 kg at 20°C) Epoxy Resins Epoxy resins are thermosetting polymers derived from monomers containing the three-atom epoxy ring. They are widely used in the production of advanced composite materials, obtained by combining the resin with fibers.