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Ref. ARTPOXY20
Jewelry, small sculptures, small molded and cast parts
Pouring thickness up to 2 cm at 20 °C
Glossy, transparent and colorless
Easy bubble removal
Can be applied to a variety of materials
Working time: 60 to 120 min
Curing time at 20°C: 16 to 24 h
Full cure: 48 h
Jewelry, coasters, trays, small molded and cast parts, doming, etc.
ARTPOXY 20 is an epoxy system suitable for a wide range of projects, including artistic castings, sculptures, resin jewelry and decorative objects. This transparent bio-based system allows castings up to 2 cm thick. ARTPOXY 20 is compatible with all the dyes and pigments available in our store, giving you complete creative freedom.
Thanks to its simple 2:1 mixing ratio by volume, ARTPOXY 20 can be prepared in no time. Its fast curing allows demolding within 24 h (depending on temperature).
Thanks to its excellent air-release properties, ARTPOXY 20 produces bubble-free, flawless castings with outstanding gloss.
The ARTPOXY 20 system is ideal for creating small, glossy and transparent epoxy resin pieces. Also compatible with all the pigments and dyes available in our store, ARTPOXY 20 brings your imagination to life.
The ARTPOXY 20 system is manufactured in France and contains 20% bio-based carbon. The use of bio-based raw materials does not result in any loss of performance compared to a petroleum-based equivalent.
Formulated with high-quality UV-resistant additives to combat the yellowing of casting resin, ARTPOXY 20 maintains its brilliance and crystal clarity over time*. For parts exposed to higher levels of UV radiation, or to achieve maximum resistance and durability, we recommend using our PLUS range.
Our technical support team provides professional telephone assistance to answer all your questions about using our products.
The ARTPOXY range is available in two versions: the standard version and the PLUS version, formulated to meet the highest standards of crystal clarity and durability. The PLUS version is manufactured using the maximum possible amount of bio-based materials without compromising performance compared to a petroleum-based equivalent. For castings under 2 cm thick, the ARTPOXY 20 and ARTPOXY 20 Plus systems are also available.
AVAILABLE KITS:
For larger packaging sizes than those available, please contact our sales team.
*No epoxy resin is completely UV-resistant and will inevitably yellow over time. However, we significantly slow down this aging process by using high-quality raw materials and additives specifically designed to absorb UV radiation.
Data sheet
The polymerization reaction of epoxy resin is exothermic, meaning it releases heat. This heat is significant, as the most reactive systems can reach temperatures above 200 °C. If the temperature rise is too high, deformation or yellowing of the part may occur. To ensure an optimal result, it is necessary to select the hardener reactivity according to the size of your project.
Exothermic behavior depends on several factors:
The poured mass
Ambient temperature
The geometry of the part
The insulating properties of the container
The most important factor is the mass of the pour. The larger the mixed quantity, the faster the polymerization reaction and the more intense the temperature increase. If a large amount of mixture remains, divide it into several containers to limit the rise in temperature.
Using epoxy resin offers a wide range of creative possibilities, from creating works of art to producing floor coatings and furniture. One of the most common challenges during application is avoiding the formation of unwanted air bubbles. These bubbles can compromise the appearance and quality of the final piece. Fortunately, there are several techniques and tips that help prevent these bubbles and achieve a smooth, flawless finish. In this article, we present some practical advice to avoid air bubbles in epoxy resin during pouring or lamination.
Whether you are a passionate artist or an experienced DIYer, these tips will help you achieve a professional-quality result. Follow our guide to eliminate air bubbles in your epoxy pour!
It depends on the resin formulation. Some are designed for thin pours, while others allow thick pours reaching several centimeters per layer. It is essential to always follow the manufacturer’s recommendations.
At Sicomin, we offer two systems suited to all types of projects:
ARTPOXY 20 & ARTPOXY 20 PLUS: ideal for creating decorative objects and thin pours, up to 2 cm thick.
ARTPOXY 60 & ARTPOXY 60 PLUS: specially designed for river tables and thick pours, up to 6 cm thick.
The curing time of a casting epoxy resin depends on several factors: the resin formulation, the pour thickness, and the ambient temperature.
In general, epoxy resin is dry to the touch after 24 to 48 hours, but full curing requires several days.
For our casting systems:
ARTPOXY 20 (thin pours up to 2 cm) allows demolding after approximately 24 hours at 20 °C.
ARTPOXY 60 (thick pours up to 6 cm) requires a demolding time of about 4 days at 20 °C, due to its formulation designed for large thicknesses.
To ensure optimal performance, it is essential to respect the recommended maximum thicknesses and the application conditions specified by the manufacturer.
Epoxy resin can withstand moderate heat, but it is not designed to resist high temperatures or prolonged direct contact with heat sources.
It is therefore strongly recommended to place an insulating support between the epoxy resin and any heat source. For example, with river tables, using a trivet is essential to avoid placing hot kitchen utensils such as pans or pots directly on the resin surface. This helps preserve the appearance and long-term durability of the resin.
Jewelry, coasters, trays, small molded and cast parts, doming, etc.
ARTPOXY 20 is an epoxy system suitable for a wide range of projects, including artistic castings, sculptures, resin jewelry and decorative objects. This transparent bio-based system allows castings up to 2 cm thick. ARTPOXY 20 is compatible with all the dyes and pigments available in our store, giving you complete creative freedom.
Thanks to its simple 2:1 mixing ratio by volume, ARTPOXY 20 can be prepared in no time. Its fast curing allows demolding within 24 h (depending on temperature).
Thanks to its excellent air-release properties, ARTPOXY 20 produces bubble-free, flawless castings with outstanding gloss.
The ARTPOXY 20 system is ideal for creating small, glossy and transparent epoxy resin pieces. Also compatible with all the pigments and dyes available in our store, ARTPOXY 20 brings your imagination to life.
The ARTPOXY 20 system is manufactured in France and contains 20% bio-based carbon. The use of bio-based raw materials does not result in any loss of performance compared to a petroleum-based equivalent.
Formulated with high-quality UV-resistant additives to combat the yellowing of casting resin, ARTPOXY 20 maintains its brilliance and crystal clarity over time*. For parts exposed to higher levels of UV radiation, or to achieve maximum resistance and durability, we recommend using our PLUS range.
Our technical support team provides professional telephone assistance to answer all your questions about using our products.
The ARTPOXY range is available in two versions: the standard version and the PLUS version, formulated to meet the highest standards of crystal clarity and durability. The PLUS version is manufactured using the maximum possible amount of bio-based materials without compromising performance compared to a petroleum-based equivalent. For castings under 2 cm thick, the ARTPOXY 20 and ARTPOXY 20 Plus systems are also available.
AVAILABLE KITS:
For larger packaging sizes than those available, please contact our sales team.
*No epoxy resin is completely UV-resistant and will inevitably yellow over time. However, we significantly slow down this aging process by using high-quality raw materials and additives specifically designed to absorb UV radiation.
Data sheet
The polymerization reaction of epoxy resin is exothermic, meaning it releases heat. This heat is significant, as the most reactive systems can reach temperatures above 200 °C. If the temperature rise is too high, deformation or yellowing of the part may occur. To ensure an optimal result, it is necessary to select the hardener reactivity according to the size of your project.
Exothermic behavior depends on several factors:
The poured mass
Ambient temperature
The geometry of the part
The insulating properties of the container
The most important factor is the mass of the pour. The larger the mixed quantity, the faster the polymerization reaction and the more intense the temperature increase. If a large amount of mixture remains, divide it into several containers to limit the rise in temperature.
Using epoxy resin offers a wide range of creative possibilities, from creating works of art to producing floor coatings and furniture. One of the most common challenges during application is avoiding the formation of unwanted air bubbles. These bubbles can compromise the appearance and quality of the final piece. Fortunately, there are several techniques and tips that help prevent these bubbles and achieve a smooth, flawless finish. In this article, we present some practical advice to avoid air bubbles in epoxy resin during pouring or lamination.
Whether you are a passionate artist or an experienced DIYer, these tips will help you achieve a professional-quality result. Follow our guide to eliminate air bubbles in your epoxy pour!
It depends on the resin formulation. Some are designed for thin pours, while others allow thick pours reaching several centimeters per layer. It is essential to always follow the manufacturer’s recommendations.
At Sicomin, we offer two systems suited to all types of projects:
ARTPOXY 20 & ARTPOXY 20 PLUS: ideal for creating decorative objects and thin pours, up to 2 cm thick.
ARTPOXY 60 & ARTPOXY 60 PLUS: specially designed for river tables and thick pours, up to 6 cm thick.
The curing time of a casting epoxy resin depends on several factors: the resin formulation, the pour thickness, and the ambient temperature.
In general, epoxy resin is dry to the touch after 24 to 48 hours, but full curing requires several days.
For our casting systems:
ARTPOXY 20 (thin pours up to 2 cm) allows demolding after approximately 24 hours at 20 °C.
ARTPOXY 60 (thick pours up to 6 cm) requires a demolding time of about 4 days at 20 °C, due to its formulation designed for large thicknesses.
To ensure optimal performance, it is essential to respect the recommended maximum thicknesses and the application conditions specified by the manufacturer.
Epoxy resin can withstand moderate heat, but it is not designed to resist high temperatures or prolonged direct contact with heat sources.
It is therefore strongly recommended to place an insulating support between the epoxy resin and any heat source. For example, with river tables, using a trivet is essential to avoid placing hot kitchen utensils such as pans or pots directly on the resin surface. This helps preserve the appearance and long-term durability of the resin.
Derniers avis concernant ce produit
Produit de grande qualité
By aude F. - 10/01/2026
C est tout à fait ce que j attendais
By marie-line m. - 09/10/2026
Très bien
By Olivier T. - 09/03/2026
Bon produit, facile à utiliser et à appliquer. Bon séchage et belle transparence : je recommande.
By yveline b. - 08/06/2026
Produits sont parfait pour mes. Utilisation En coulage de 1 a 2 cm. Merci
By Robert J. - 07/24/2026
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