Heat Resistant Transparent Resin (Up to 70°C)

What ‘Heat Resistant up to 70°C’ Means

Resins labelled as heat resistant up to 70°C are designed to withstand brief heat exposure without softening or discolouring. This is suitable for situations where items may encounter warm mugs, direct sunlight, or moderate kitchen heat, but not for high-temperature or direct flame contact. It is not intended for regular placement of very hot objects such as cookware straight from the hob or oven.

How to Choose and Use 70°C-Resistant Epoxy Resin

For most small to medium-sized projects—like tabletops, coasters, crafts, or jewellery—look for clear pour formulas that explicitly mention their heat tolerance, such as “Icrystal” epoxy resin (up to 1.5cm per layer). Always respect the maximum pour depth per product and allow the resin to fully cure for best resistance. Combining moderate heat resistance with UV protection and scratch resistance makes these resins versatile for everyday use, particularly in decorative or functional art.

When Does 70°C Heat Resistance Matter?

• Coasters and trays: Protection from hot mugs or light kitchenware.
• Tabletops and surfaces: Suitable for occasional warm items, but not for direct hot pans.
• Resin art, jewellery, and crafts: Ensures your pieces withstand occasional warmth and sunlight without damage.