Description
Emalia UV resin 100 g is a single-component resin that cures under UV light, designed especially for casting and coating small objects. The resin is completely transparent, which allows clear, glass-like results. Its composition is optimised so that it cures evenly and quickly under suitable UV light, significantly shortening the total production time compared with conventional two-component resins.
The product is excellent for creating small details, such as making jewellery, casting figures and finishing art objects. The low viscosity of the resin helps it fill complex moulds and remove air bubbles effectively before curing. After curing, the surface is hard, scratch-resistant and withstands normal everyday use.
In terms of usability, Emalia UV resin gives a controllable process, as curing only starts when the resin is exposed to UV light. This gives the user enough time to place decorations, pigments or other additives in the mould before starting the process. The finished product keeps its clarity and mechanical properties for a long time.
The 100 gram pack size is sized to cover both small series of castings and individual pieces of precision work. The pack is designed for accurate, clean dispensing of the resin, which prevents waste and ensures a clean result every time.
Intended use:
The product is developed for a wide range of casting needs that call for clarity and fast curing. Applications include:
- Jewellery making: Suitable for casting pendants, earrings and other small jewellery parts in moulds.
- Art objects: For making small decorative items and figures that need a detailed surface.
- Surface finishing: For coating or protecting the surface of objects, giving a clear, durable layer.
- Repairing small damage: Suitable for filling and sealing small dents or cracks transparently.
Package contents:
The pack contains 1 pc 100 gram bottle of Emalia UV resin.
Features:
- Fast curing: Polymerises efficiently under UV light, which speeds up production.
- High transparency: Gives a clear, glass-like result that does not yellow easily.
- Single component: The product does not need mixing with other substances, which makes handling easier.
- Low viscosity: Spreads evenly in the mould and allows precise details.
- Durable result: After curing, the surface is hard and durable.
Technical specifications:
- Weight: 100 g
- Composition: Single-component UV resin
- Colour: Clear/transparent
- Curing method: UV light (365–405 nm wavelength recommended)
Emalia UV resin instructions for use:
- Preparation: Make sure the surface is clean and dry.
- Application: Apply a thin layer of UV RESIN to the area you want.
- Curing: Cure under a UV lamp or in sunlight for about 1–3 minutes.
- Finishing: Add a second layer if needed to reach the thickness you want.
Warnings:
- Wear protective gloves and glasses when handling the product.
- Avoid contact with skin and eyes.
- Keep out of the reach of children.
- Use in a well-ventilated space.
- Read the product instructions.
Pro tip: With UV resin, use transparent or “frosted glass” moulds that let the light through properly for the best result.
Safety and CLP labelling
Read the label and safety data sheet before use. The product must be handled as a chemical before curing. Wear protective gloves and eye protection. Avoid contact with skin and getting the chemical in the eyes. Avoid breathing vapour, mist or spray. Avoid release to the environment. Keep out of the reach of children.
UFI: DTP3-50AK-W00C-8MX1
Hazard statements: H315 Causes skin irritation. H319 Causes serious eye irritation. H317 May cause an allergic skin reaction. H411 Toxic to aquatic life with long lasting effects.
More detailed information can be found on the package label and in the safety data sheet.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ):
How long does the resin take to cure?: The curing time depends on the power of the UV lamp and the thickness of the piece. A few minutes is usually enough for thin layers.
Can UV resin be coloured?: Yes, small amounts of colourants or pigments intended for resins can be mixed into the resin before curing.
Is the resin sticky after curing?: If the surface stays sticky, make sure it has had enough exposure to UV light. Stickiness can also be caused by too short a curing time or by oxygen at the surface.
Recycling instructions:
The empty bottle is made of plastic and should be sorted into plastic packaging collection. If there is uncured resin left in the bottle, dispose of it according to the instructions for hazardous waste collection. Cured resin is general waste. Follow local waste regulations.
