GP Quartz Resin
Orthophthalic polyester resin for engineered stone and quartz casting.
Samrat Poly Resins supplies GP Quartz Resin to Indian B2B buyers evaluating polyester resin for artificial quartz stone, engineered stone slabs and composite mineral surfaces. Start with the intended stone product, filler or mineral type, production process and finish requirement.
Price
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Product details
| Minimum Order Quantity | 1,000 kg |
|---|---|
| Packaging | 225 kg Drum |
| Physical Form | Liquid |
| Colour / Appearance | Clear to Pale Yellow |
| Shelf Life | 3 months |
| Storage Temperature | 30–35 °C |
Technical specifications
| Resin Type | Orthophthalic (Ortho) Unsaturated Polyester Resin |
|---|---|
| Curing System | Non-accelerated |
| Viscosity | 400–800 cPs |
| Gel Time | 7–10 minutes |
| Styrene Content | 35–40% |
| Cure Time | 2 hours |
| MEKP Dosage | 1.5% |
| Cobalt Octoate Dosage | 0.4% |
| Purity | 99% |
Samrat GP Quartz Resin is an orthophthalic unsaturated polyester resin published for artificial quartz stone, engineered stone slabs and composite mineral surfaces. It is a specific product route for buyers evaluating a quartz-filled or mineral-filled composite requirement, rather than a broad general-FRP selection. The published TDS lists a clear-to-pale-yellow liquid appearance, 400–800 cPs viscosity, 7–10 minute gel time, a non-accelerated curing system and approximately two-hour cure time. Review the exact TDS with the intended component, filler or mineral type, production process and finish requirement before selection.
GP Quartz Resin is published with a non-accelerated system using an MEKP catalyst and cobalt octoate accelerator; use the GP Quartz Resin TDS rather than transferring process settings from another grade. For cultured marble and artificial-stone work outside the published quartz-surfacing context, review Marble Resin. For broad general FRP manufacture, review GP Clear Resin or the Unsaturated Polyester Resin product hub. GP White Resin, Lamination Resin and GP Gelcoat Resin have separate published roles and data.
What is GP Quartz Resin?
GP Quartz Resin is Samrat Poly Resins’ published orthophthalic unsaturated polyester resin for artificial quartz stone, engineered stone slabs and composite mineral surfaces. It is a selection route for a quartz-filled or mineral-filled composite requirement, not simply another clear or white general-purpose FRP grade.
The TDS publishes a clear-to-pale-yellow liquid appearance, 400–800 cPs viscosity, 7–10 minute gel time and non-accelerated system. These are grade-specific data points to review with the intended component, filler or mineral type, process and finish requirement; they are not a production approval for every stone formulation.
Key features
- Published for artificial quartz stone, engineered stone slabs and composite mineral surfaces
- Clear to pale yellow liquid appearance
- Published viscosity: 400–800 cPs
- Non-accelerated curing system with 7–10 minute gel time
- Published purity: 99%; approximate cure time: 2 hours
- 225 kg drum packaging; minimum order quantity: 1,000 kg
Applications
- Artificial quartz stone manufacturing and engineered stone slabs
- Quartz kitchen and vanity countertops
- Artificial marble and decorative cast stone
- Table tops, interior panels and premium composite stone
What this means for quartz and engineered-stone buyers
Stone-composite selection
Start with the actual stone or mineral-filled product, rather than a broad polyester-resin label. The published GP Quartz role covers artificial quartz stone, engineered stone slabs and composite mineral surfaces.
Published process data
Review the TDS’s 400–800 cPs viscosity, 7–10 minute gel time, non-accelerated system and approximate two-hour cure with the filler or mineral type and actual production conditions.
Procurement details are available
Review the GP Quartz Resin TDS, 225 kg drum packaging and 1,000 kg minimum order quantity before sharing the product, process, expected quantity, finish requirement and delivery location for a quote.
