Casting Resin

Casting resin, also known as polyurethane resin, is a liquid material that is poured into molds to create solid objects through the process of casting. It is a two-component system consisting of a resin and a hardener that react chemically to form a solid, durable material. Casting resins offer a low viscosity, allowing them to flow into intricate molds and capture fine details. They cure at room temperature or with the application of heat, depending on the specific formulation. Casting resins are widely used in art, crafts, and industrial applications for producing prototypes, decorative objects, architectural models, and jewelry, among others. They provide a cost-effective and efficient method of creating complex shapes with minimal post-processing requirements.