Epoxy Resin Calculator

Epoxy Casting Calculator

Estimate the amount of mixed resin needed for your casting and find a suitable epoxy system.

1 What shape is your casting?
2 Enter your dimensions
cm
cm
mm
3 Which appearance would you like?

A 10% margin is automatically added to account for losses during preparation and casting.

How much epoxy resin do you need?

The amount depends on the shape, dimensions and thickness of the casting: these measurements determine the volume to fill. The calculator estimates this volume, then automatically adds a 10% safety margin before showing the amount of mixed resin required.

Which epoxy resin should you choose for a casting?

The choice depends in particular on the thickness, the desired finish and the nature of your project. Based on the measurements and appearance you select, this tool suggests one of the four ARTPOXY systems it covers.

Why allow for extra resin?

Some of the mixture may be lost during preparation, transfer, handling or casting. The 10% safety margin is already included in the results labelled “including margin”.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How do I calculate the amount of epoxy resin I need?

Measure the area to fill and the thickness of the casting. The resulting volume is converted into an amount of mixed resin, with a 10% margin added by this calculator.

What margin should I allow for an epoxy casting?

This calculator automatically adds 10% to the theoretical volume to account for possible losses during preparation and casting.

Which epoxy resin should I use for a thick casting?

For thicknesses above 20 mm and up to 60 mm, this tool suggests ARTPOXY 60 or ARTPOXY 60 PLUS according to the appearance selected. Check the system recommendations before use.

Can I make a casting thicker than 6 cm?

Above 60 mm, the calculator indicates that the project requires several pours. It estimates the total amount without automatically recommending a system for a single pour.

How do I calculate the resin needed for a river table?

Estimate the dimensions of the space to fill in the table, then enter them in the calculator. If the shape is irregular, the result remains a guide and should be adjusted to the actual project.