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RIVER TABLE & DEEP-POUR EPOXY

Deep-Pour Epoxy Resin for River Tables and Large Transparent Castings

Clear 2:1 epoxy resin for river tables, wood casting, large transparent pours and selected thick-casting applications requiring controlled batch size, heat management and production testing.

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2:1 Weight Ratio Up to Approximately 15 kg Batch Guidance 3-4 cm Reference at 25°C and Around 15 kg Bulk & OEM Supply
Clear deep-pour epoxy resin used in a wood river table and large transparent casting application
2:1 Mix Ratio
By weight
Up to Approximately 15 kg
Recommended Single Batch
3-4 cm
At Approximately 25°C Under Confirmed Conditions
24-36 Hours
Approximate Full Cure at Room Temperature

Actual safe pour depth and working time depend on batch size, mold geometry, ambient temperature and heat dissipation.

Clear deep-pour epoxy resin used for river tables, wood slabs, cracks, void filling and large transparent casting applications

APPLICATION FIT

Your Application Fit

Deep-pour resin selection should begin with the casting size, wood condition, mold geometry and total mixed volume-not only the desired cured appearance.

  • River Tables
  • Wood Slabs
  • Cracks and Voids
  • Large Transparent Castings
  • Decorative Furniture Inserts
  • Wood-and-Resin Panels
  • Large Molded Objects
  • Custom Wood Casting Projects
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POUR CONDITION CHECK

Check Batch Size and Pour Conditions Before Casting

Pour depth cannot be selected independently from total resin volume, mold geometry, ambient temperature and heat dissipation.

01What are you producing?
02What is the approximate mixed resin amount per pour?
03What is the approximate target pour thickness?
04What is the ambient temperature?
05

Initial Pour Guidance

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This selector provides initial production guidance only. Confirm batch size, pour thickness, mold geometry, temperature and heat dissipation through actual testing.

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402AB DEEP-POUR GUIDANCE

Reference Conditions for River Table Production

Product
402AB
Mix Ratio
2:1 by weight
Reference Temperature
Approximately 25°C
Recommended Single Batch
Up to approximately 15 kg
Reference Pour Thickness
Approximately 3-4 cm at around 15 kg
Complete Cure
Approximately 24-36 hours at room temperature
Cured Hardness
Shore D > 82
Application Positioning
River tables, wood casting, cracks, void filling and large transparent pours

Smaller batches may allow greater pour depth, while larger mixed volumes react and cure faster. Final conditions depend on mold geometry, ambient temperature and heat dissipation.

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EXOTHERM CONTROL

Why Batch Size Changes the Curing Behavior

Epoxy curing generates heat. As the mixed volume increases, the reaction may accelerate, working time may shorten and heat buildup may become more significant.

Do not scale a successful small test directly to a much larger production pour without additional evaluation.

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  1. 01Mixed Resin Volume

    Larger mixed volumes generally react faster.

  2. 02Pour Thickness

    Thicker pours retain more heat than thin pours.

  3. 03Mold Geometry

    Narrow, deep or insulated molds may dissipate heat differently.

  4. 04Ambient Temperature

    Warmer conditions may accelerate reaction, while colder conditions may extend curing time.

APPLICATION DIFFERENCE

Do Not Use Small-Craft Resin as a Deep-Pour Substitute

Application Typical Mixed Volume Pour Behavior Primary Resin Positioning
Small Mold & Craft Production Approximately 150 g reference batches Small molds and limited-volume decorative items 1:1 craft epoxy or selected higher-hardness options
River Table & Deep-Pour Casting Up to approximately 15 kg reference guidance Large transparent pours requiring exotherm and heat-management consideration 402AB 2:1 deep-pour epoxy
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PRODUCTION PREPARATION

Wood Condition and Mold Design Affect the Result

The final casting result depends not only on the resin but also on wood moisture, cleanliness, sealing, mold design and leak prevention.

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PRODUCTION PROBLEMS

What Is Limiting Your River Table Casting?

Share the mixed volume, target thickness, ambient temperature, wood condition and current resin problem. We can use this information as a starting point for sample and production evaluation.

  1. 01Excessive Heat During Large Pours
  2. 02Working Time Becomes Too Short
  3. 03Bubbles or Trapped Air
  4. 04Cracking or Uneven Curing
  5. 05Cloudy or Low-Clarity Result
  6. 06Incomplete Curing Around Wood or Deep Areas
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SAMPLE & PRODUCTION TEST

Test Before Scaling to a Full River Table Pour

A small sample and a full-size river table do not produce the same heat profile. Scale-up should be evaluated before bulk production.

  1. 01

    Share Table or Mold Dimensions

  2. 02

    Confirm Batch Size and Target Thickness

  3. 03

    Run a Controlled Sample or Smaller Pour

  4. 04

    Confirm Bulk Packaging and Production Conditions

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BULK B2B SUPPLY

Deep-Pour Epoxy for Workshops, Distributors and Product Brands

For river table manufacturers, furniture workshops, importers and distributors, we can discuss packaging size, repeat bulk supply, private labeling and application-specific sample evaluation.

Discuss Bulk Supply or Distribution
  1. 01Bulk Packaging
  2. 02Private Label Support
  3. 03Repeat Supply Planning

CUSTOM FORMULATION

When Standard Deep-Pour Conditions Do Not Match Your Project

For selected projects, formulation adjustment may be discussed around working time, viscosity, curing behavior and packaging requirements.

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DEEP-POUR EPOXY RECOMMENDATION

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