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Biobased epoxy casting system for decorative, professional and industrial applications.
Thanks to its excellent fluidity, UV resistance and crystal-clear transparency, Resoltech’s WWA Epoxy resin ranks among the best Epoxy casting resins available on the market.
€ 46,13 – € 151,87 HTVA
With over 25 years’ experience in formulating transparent epoxy casting systems, WWA eco resin meets the most exacting requirements and benefits from the latest advances in this field: low viscosity, exceptional transparency and excellent UV resistance.
Versatile and inspiring, WWA resin is a two-component system that can transform ordinary objects into true works of art.
It can be tinted with pigments (opaque), inks, colorants (translucent) for epoxy, and accepts the addition of various fillers such as fluorescent, opalescent, metallic, glitter, mother-of-pearl powder and many others.
With its unique properties and unrivalled quality, WWA is particularly suited to artistic and decorative creations (jewelry, fashion accessories, river tables, table and counter tops, sculptures, works of art, modeling), professional projects (joinery, design, interior architecture, furniture restoration) and industrial applications (inclusions for microscope observation, rapid prototyping, etc.).
Technical data https://www.resoltech.com/fr/produits/epoxy/wwa-221-detail.html
2 hardeners for 2 casting thicknesses (B7 <1.5 cm; 2cm<B4<9cm)
Density at 23°C: 1.04
Mixture viscosity (mPa.s): 300
Treatment time: B4: 10 hours; B7: 45 min
Gel time on 70 mL, 4cm at 23°C: B4: 24 hours ; B7: 3h10min
Temperature resistance, TG (°C): 50
Application: brush, spatula, pouring
Compatible with all materials: glass, wood, concrete, cement, stone, terracotta, metal, etc.
Stock packaging: 1.4kg and 7kg kits (A+B)
Choice of several hardnesses with B4 hardener (shore D from 21 to 85)
37% biobased carbon in the resin
Crystal-clear transparency
Natural debulking
Market-leading UV resistance (new 2017 formulas)
Very low viscosity
Solvent-free, CMR-free, Bisphenol A-free
Refer to the calculator at the bottom of the page.
1 liter = 1.1 kg resin.
1.1 kg of resin covers an area of 1m² by 1 mm.
To avoid exothermicity, we recommend not exceeding a volume of 3 to 5 liters in a single pour.
Choosing the right resin for my project:
WWA/ B7 for castings up to 1.5 cm thick
WWA/ B4 for castings up to 9 cm thick
Go to the necessary protective equipment:
Wear protective nitrile gloves and cover up, as the resin must never come into contact with the skin.
Use a respirator fitted with an ABEK1 filter.
Preparation of work surface and substrate:
Create a clean, dry, well-ventilated workspace with a stable ambient temperature (20-25°C).
Cover the work surface with plastic or newspaper to protect it from resin spills.
For casting in a rigid mold, use the appropriate release agent; for casting in a silicone mold, this is not necessary.
For river tables, it’s necessary to apply an epoxy resin primer to the wood to seal the surface, thus avoiding variations in finish caused by uneven absorption of the resin by the wood. Impregnation can also be carried out with WWA.
Measure the quantity of resin and hardener according to the mixing ratio recommended by the manufacturer:
By weight
WWA/B4: 100:40 (rigid version), 100:90 (flexible version)
WWA/B7: 100:45
By volume
WWA/B7:2:1
Mix thoroughly to obtain a perfectly homogeneous blend:
Resin is a precise product, so it’s essential to give it the attention it needs to achieve good results.
Mix gently and carefully with a stirring rod for 3 to 5 minutes, scraping down the sides and bottom of the cup to even out the mixture.
Transfer the mixture to a second clean beaker and continue stirring to ensure perfect homogeneity.
Pigments and additives:
Be creative by adding epoxy pigments (opaque), colorants (translucent), glitter or other inclusions to your resin mix. Experiment with different combinations to achieve the colors and effects you want for your project.
Pour the resin slowly and thinly over the lowest point.
Pour the mixed resin into the mold slowly and evenly to minimize the formation of bubbles.
The volume of resin that can be poured in one go without risk of excessive exotherm depends on the geometry of the part. Smaller, thinner pours dissipate the heat generated by the exothermic reaction more effectively. Castings must be of equal thickness (e.g. 2cm + 2cm +2 cm, not 3cm +1cm +2.5 cm).
Hardening
Allow the resin to cure at room temperature for the specified curing time (72 hours).
Make sure the room is protected from dust during this period.
Temperature and casting thickness can influence drying time.
Sand if necessary and varnish the resin to restore its transparency.
Once unmolded, you can sand and polish the piece to a perfect finish.
Applying a gloss varnish to a matt surface will restore its shine and transparency, while offering good resistance over time.
Mechanical method: Gently insert a tool into the resin to help bubbles rise to the surface.
Thermal method: Approach the resin with a flame, ensuring that there is no direct contact between the flame and the resin, otherwise premature yellowing may occur.
In the presence of humidity, a chemical reaction occurs on the surface of the epoxy resin: amine blueing.
This phenomenon manifests itself as white spots or a thin, whitish layer, compromising the aesthetics and quality of the resin. To avoid this problem, it’s crucial to keep the epoxy away from moisture during curing, especially during the first 14 days.
Beware of undesirable reactions if casting volume is too high.
It is essential to consult the technical data sheet for maximum casting thicknesses and recommended mass effects.
Maximum thicknesses are generally specified for cylindrical shapes, for example, a cylinder 15 cm deep and 15 cm in diameter.
For projects such as a river table, where the width of the pour can reach 100 cm, we recommend not exceeding 2 cm thickness per pour, and proceeding in several equal layers.
Wear gloves, goggles, safety clothing and respiratory protection ABEK1
For more information, ask for the safety data sheet
To calculate the quantities and proportions of resin you’ll need, specify the shape you want to make and its dimensions.
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