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Epoxy Resin

Thermosetting resin systems for protective coatings, flooring, adhesives and composite applications.

Chemical name
Epoxy resin (formulated product)
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Product overview

Epoxy resins are thermosetting polymers that cure with a hardener to form a rigid, chemically resistant material with strong adhesion to many substrates.

They are used in industrial flooring, protective and anti-corrosion coatings, structural adhesives, grouts and composites. Resin type, hardener system and curing profile depend on the application — contact us with your requirements.

Applications

Typical uses for this chemical. Suitability for a specific process, and grade requirements for food, pharmaceutical or potable-water use, should be confirmed with our team.

Technical information

Technical information for Epoxy Resin
Chemical nameEpoxy resin (formulated product)
FormulaFormulated product — varies by specification
CAS numberDepends on formulation — contact us
Molecular weightApprox. 340–400 (number average, liquid BPA resin)
HS code3907.30
Transport classificationUN3082, Class 9, PG III (environmentally hazardous, liquid)
AppearanceClear, colourless to pale yellow, viscous liquid (undiluted, solvent-free)
FormsViscous liquid, undiluted (100 % solids) · Reactive-diluent-modified low-viscosity liquid (e.g. with C12–C14 alkyl glycidyl ether)
GradesStandard unmodified liquid BPA/DGEBA resin (EEW ~182–192 g/eq) · Lower-EEW / lower-viscosity grades · High-purity distilled DGEBA · Diluent-modified flooring/grout grades · Low hydrolyzable/total chlorine electrical grades (on request)
Packaging200 kg steel drums · 240 kg tight-head drums · 500 lb (~227 kg) closed-head drums · 1,000 kg IBC · 20 kg cans · Bulk: tank trucks / rail cars / ISO tanks (shipped heated, ~66–82 °C)

Identifiers and classifications are standard reference data for the substance. Forms, grades and packaging reflect what is commonly traded internationally; availability for your order is confirmed in the quotation.

Typical specifications

Typical values for commonly traded grades of Epoxy Resin, based on international standards and published manufacturer data.

Standard liquid bisphenol-A epoxy resin (typical)

Epoxy Resin: Standard liquid bisphenol-A epoxy resin (typical)
ParameterTypical value
Epoxy equivalent weight (EEW)182–192 g/eq
Epoxide content22.4–23.6 %
Viscosity at 25 °C10,000–15,000 mPa·s
Colour, Gardner≤ 0.5–2
Colour, Pt-Co (APHA)≤ 50–75
Density at 25 °C1.16–1.17 g/cm³ (≈ 9.7 lb/gal)
Hydrolyzable chlorine≤ 500–1,000 ppm
Water content≤ 700 ppm
Flash point≥ 200 °C
Shelf life≥ 12–24 months in sealed containers; may crystallize, which is reversible by warming to 50–80 °C with stirring
Reference standards:ASTM D1652 (epoxy content / EEW)ASTM D445 (viscosity)ASTM D1544 (Gardner colour); ASTM D1209 (Pt-Co/APHA colour)ASTM D1726 (hydrolyzable chloride)ASTM E203 (water content)ASTM D4052 / D1475 (density)ISO 3001 (epoxy equivalent); ISO 12058-1 (viscosity); ISO 4630 (Gardner colour); ISO 1675 (density)

Viscosity is strongly temperature-dependent and liquid resin can crystallise in cold storage (reversible by warming to 50–80 °C). Curing agents are supplied separately to suit the application.

Typical values are for guidance. The specification for your order depends on grade and origin and is confirmed in the quotation, Technical Data Sheet and Certificate of Analysis.

Packaging

  • 200 kg steel drums
  • 240 kg tight-head drums
  • 500 lb (~227 kg) closed-head drums
  • 1,000 kg IBC
  • 20 kg cans
  • Bulk: tank trucks / rail cars / ISO tanks (shipped heated, ~66–82 °C)

Packaging commonly used for export shipments of this product. Availability depends on grade and origin and is confirmed per order.

Packaging confirmed per order

Tell us your preferred packaging and handling requirements — we'll confirm available options for your grade, volume and destination.

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Industries

Documentation

Request the documents you need to evaluate Epoxy Resin. We send documents that match the grade being quoted.

  • TDS

    Technical Data Sheets

    Product specifications and technical information.

  • SDS

    Safety Data Sheets

    Safety and handling documentation where available.

  • COA

    Certificate of Analysis

    Batch-specific documentation where applicable.

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Get a quotation for Epoxy Resin

Share your quantity and destination — our export team will confirm grade, packaging and pricing.

Include country code, e.g. +66

Frequently asked questions

What grades of Epoxy Resin are available?

Epoxy Resin is commonly traded as Standard unmodified liquid BPA/DGEBA resin (EEW ~182–192 g/eq); Lower-EEW / lower-viscosity grades; High-purity distilled DGEBA; Diluent-modified flooring/grout grades; Low hydrolyzable/total chlorine electrical grades (on request). Availability varies by origin and destination market — share the grade, purity or standard you require and we will confirm what can be supplied, with the current specification.

What is the HS code for Epoxy Resin?

Epoxy Resin is usually classified under HS 3907.30. National tariff codes add further digits and can differ by form and country, so confirm the full code with your customs broker before shipment.

Is Epoxy Resin a dangerous good for shipping?

Typical transport classification: UN3082, Class 9, PG III (environmentally hazardous, liquid). Classification can vary with concentration and form, so the Safety Data Sheet for the grade shipped is the reference used when booking freight.

Which standards apply to Epoxy Resin?

Commonly referenced standards include ASTM D1652, ASTM D445, ASTM D1544, ASTM D1726. Tell us which standard your application or market requires and we will confirm a grade that meets it.

How is Epoxy Resin packed for export?

Common export packaging for Epoxy Resin includes 200 kg steel drums; 240 kg tight-head drums; 500 lb (~227 kg) closed-head drums; 1,000 kg IBC. Tell us your preferred packaging and we will confirm what is available for your grade and volume.

Can I get the TDS, SDS or COA for Epoxy Resin?

Yes — request them on this page. We send the documents that apply to the specific grade you are evaluating; a Certificate of Analysis is batch-specific and issued where applicable.

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