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The LG2001 Deep Pour Epoxy Resin Technical Data Sheet here contains all the technical data about our Crekoat Deep Pour A/B glue, an epoxy resin sold on the Resin Wood Tables NZ website, along with other retailers that sell the Crekoat, Passionart and Resinzwood products that Resinzwood Limited distributes.
LG2001 Deep Pour Epoxy Resin is a specialised type of epoxy resin designed for applications that require pouring in thicker layers than traditional epoxy resins. This resin is formulated to enable deeper pours, typically 5-lSCM thick, without overheating or curing issues. It is commonly used for creating river tables, live-edge tables, and other projects where a deep, clear, bubble-free casting is desired. Deep Pour Epoxy Resin provides excellent clarity, UV resistance, and self-levelling properties, making it ideal for a variety of artistic and woodworking applications.
• Excellent clarity and UV resistance for lasting quality;
• Self-levelling, bubble-free, and high-gloss finish;
• Low viscosity for easy pouring and minimal bubbles;
• Long working time for intricate designs;
• Compatible with various colourants and additives;
• Resistant to scratches and yellowing for durability;
LG2001 Deep Pour Epoxy Resin is ideal for crafting river tables, live-edge furniture, resin art, countertops, jewellery, and flooring projects that require deep, clear pours to achieve stunning visual effects and durable finishes. Note: (Several different companies use LG2001 for deep pour resins that they produce and sell due to the underlying chemical compounds that are used in production.)
1) Hardness: Shore D>82
2) Resistance voltage: KV/mm >22
3) Bending strength: Kg/mm2 > 28
4) Volume resistance: Ohm3 >1x10/15
5) Surface resistance: Ohmm2 > 5x10/15
1. Such products should be stored airtight under 25°C, with a relative humidity <70%.
2. Because this kind of product B agent is easy to absorb water vapour, leading to deterioration, the packaging bucket must be tightly sealed with the cover.
3. After mixing, it will begin to solidify gradually, its viscosity will gradually rise, and it will release part of the heat.
4, The more the amount of product mixed, the faster the reaction, the faster the curing speed will be, and may be accompanied by the release of a lot of heat, please pay attention to control the allocation of dosage, because due to the accelerated reaction, the use time will be shortened, the mixed resin as far as possible in a short time;
5. Use time: refers to the time for the doubling of the viscosity of the mixed resin under the
condition of 25 °C, not after the operational time;
6, the operation process must wear glasses and other necessary labour protection supplies, and take their own safety protection.
Before construction, work in a well-ventilated area and wear protective gear, such as gloves and a mask. Prepare a clean, level surface free of dust and debris. Accurately measure and mix the resin and hardener according to the manufacturer's instructions. Have all necessary tools, such as mixing containers, stirring sticks, and a heat gun or torch, ready. Familiarise yourself with the resin's working and curing times to ensure proper handling. For deep pours, consider using a mould or building a containment barrier to prevent leaks. Before full application, conduct a small test to check for compatibility and potential issues. Following these detailed steps and adhering closely to the manufacturer's guidelines will help you achieve the best possible outcome with Deep Pour Epoxy Resin.
Determining the amount of Deep Pour Epoxy Resin needed depends on the project's dimensions and the desired pour thickness. Calculate the surface area to be covered and the pour depth to estimate the required volume. Typically, you can use the formula: length x width x depth (in inches)/ 231 = total gallons needed. Consider factors such as multiple layers or coatings to achieve the desired finish. It's advisable to purchase slightly more resin than calculated to account for any spillage, waste, or unexpected needs during the application process.
Prepare the work area: Ensure proper ventilation, clean surfaces, and necessary tools.
• Measure and mix: Accurately measure resin and hardener in the correct ratio.
• Mix thoroughly: Stir gently to avoid introducing air bubbles.
• Pour slowly: Pour resin evenly over the surface, ensuring complete coverage.
• Remove bubbles: Use a heat gun or torch to eliminate air bubbles.
• Allow to cure: Follow recommended curing time and temperature.
• Mixing ratio (weight ratio): Component A: B = 2:1. Mix well after mixing. It is better to use a portable electric mixer at 800 r/min for 3 minutes. Ready to use, as many as you need.
• Pot life after mixing (26 °C): 50 minutes. The higher the temperature, the shorter the service life after mixing.
• Drying time: surface drying for 4H; Hard drying for 24H.
• Recoating interval: after confirming that the coating is completely dry, the next process construction shall be carried out. Generally, the interval under standard conditions is 24h.
Note: The drying time is measured under standard conditions (23 ± 2 ·c, 50% humidity) for reference only. Drying speed varies with temperatures and humidity and is also affected by film thickness, ventilation, lower coating, etc. Generally, as the temperature increases, the drying time shortens; as the temperature drops, the drying time lengthens.
It must be stored in accordance with national regulations. The storage environment shall be dry, cool, and well ventilated, and shall be free of heat and fire sources. The packaging container must be kept closed. The product has a shelf life of 12 months from the production date.
During transportation, ensure the carriage is dry and closed, and the materials are stacked securely.
Component A is 20kg, Component B is 10kg.
Can be packaged according to customer requirements.
Health & Safety LG2001 Deep Pour Epoxy:
The information provided in this product manual is based solely on our understanding gained in the laboratory and in practice. Since the use of the product is usually outside our control, we only guarantee the product's quality. We are not responsible for any product construction quality problems caused by the use beyond the provisions of the manual. We reserve the right to modify the specification without prior notice.
This manual has been edited by Paul Morris of Resinzwood Limited, being the NZ Wide Distributor and Representative of Crekoat Products, to correct language errors.