Formulated for High-Thickness Casting up to 10cm

What Makes a Deep Pour Epoxy Resin Different?

Standard resins are often suited for thin coatings or layers, which can limit your creative options. Deep pour epoxy resins, like Epoxytable 10-Ten, are designed for single casts up to 10cm thick. These formulae typically feature a slow-curing system with a low exothermic reaction, helping to prevent overheating and cracking during large pours—essential when working at this scale.

Practical Guidance for High-Thickness Casting

To achieve clear, stable results, start by ensuring accurate mixing by weight, as recommended on the product label. Always work in a dust-free, well-ventilated area, and protect your workspace from temperature extremes. Pour gently to reduce air entrapment, and if possible, use a heat gun or torch to remove surface bubbles after pouring. For larger pours, patience during the extended cure time pays off with greater strength and clarity.

• Choose a resin specifically rated for your thickness—never use thin-coat resins for deep pours.
• Observe the maximum recommended pour depth per layer.
• Allow adequate curing between multiple layers if exceeding maximum recommended thickness.
• Protect uncured resin from dust to maintain a flawless finish.

When Does Using a Deep Pour Epoxy Matter Most?

Deep pour epoxies become essential when creating river tables, large embedded pieces, or deep art castings—any project where single-layer clarity and structural strength are required. Without the right resin, thick pours risk yellowing, excessive heat, or incomplete curing. Formulations like Epoxytable 10-Ten ensure reliable results with reduced risk of visual or structural imperfections.