GlassCast 50 PLUS Super Deep Cast
Technical data used by EpoxyCalc to decide whether this product fits a project. Values are sourced from the manufacturer and show the last verification date below.
Project-specific pour limits
Temperature-dependent pour limits
These are manufacturer-published project limits stored by EpoxyCalc. The calculator uses a conservative published temperature point rather than interpolating a more permissive value.
How to use this product data
EpoxyCalc currently catalogs this system for river table, deep pour, mold casting. The stored general maximum layer is 50 mm (2.0 in). The listed mix ratio is 2:1 by volume. Always measure using the method stated by the manufacturer because weight and volume ratios are not automatically interchangeable.
This page is a planning reference, not a substitute for the current technical data sheet. Re-check the manufacturer guidance before a large pour, especially when temperature, total mass or project geometry is near a published limit. Product availability and prices can also change after the verification date shown above.
Need the exact resin and hardener amounts for this product's published ratio? Use the resin and hardener ratio calculator and keep the manufacturer's weight / volume basis unchanged.
Verified notes
- TDS publishes temperature-dependent maximum pour depths; EpoxyCalc uses the conservative published table rather than a single static limit.
- At 20°C the published maximum is 50 mm into wood and 80 mm into a thin-walled mould.
- The manufacturer explicitly states that litres can be approximated as kilograms for quantity planning; kg-to-L values below are therefore marked approximate.
- Only the 5 kg and 15 kg public prices have been independently verified so far; the 30 kg option is excluded from value ranking.
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