Industrial & Specialty Resins · Orthophthalic
DMC/SMC Resin
Orthophthalic resin for dough and sheet moulding compounds.
- Viscosity
- 600 cPs (at 25°C)
Product family
Industrial & Specialty Resins
Samrat Poly Resins manufactures these 10 grades for the jobs a general-purpose polyester resin is not the right answer to — a stated chemical- or corrosion-service requirement, a closed-mould compound, a cultured-marble or engineered-stone line, pultrusion, mould tooling, or a putty base resin. Each is a distinct published product, and its page shows the technical documents issued for it.
None of these is published as "better" than a GP grade — they are formulated for different requirements. Choose from the requirement your drawing or customer specification actually states, and confirm suitability against the grade's own data rather than the family name.
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Industrial & specialty grades
Industrial & Specialty Resins
Polyester Putty Resin
Liquid unsaturated polyester resin, supplied to manufacturers as a base for polyester putty and filler.
Industrial & Specialty Resins
Marble Resin
Water-white liquid unsaturated polyester resin for documented cultured-marble and artificial-stone contexts.
- Viscosity
- 450 cPs at 25 °C
- Gel Time
- 15–20 minutes at 25 °C
Industrial & Specialty Resins · Vinyl ester
Vinyl Ester Resin
Industrial-grade Bisphenol-A epoxy vinyl ester resin for documented chemical- and corrosion-service FRP applications.
- Viscosity
- 350 cPs (at 25°C)
- Resin Type
- Bisphenol-A Epoxy Vinyl Ester
Isophthalic resin for hot-mould sheet-moulding-compound processing.
- Viscosity
- 800–1,400 cPs at 25 °C
- Gel Time
- 12–18 minutes at 25 °C
Price on RequestTDS
Isophthalic resin for hot-mould dough-moulding-compound processing.
- Viscosity
- 800–1,400 cPs at 25 °C
- Gel Time
- 12–18 minutes at 25 °C
Price on RequestTDS
Terephthalic resin for sheet-moulding-compound production with high heat-resistant capacity.
- Viscosity
- 800–1,500 cPs at 25 °C
Price on RequestTDS
Terephthalic resin for dough-moulding-compound production, with its own specification.
- Viscosity
- 1,200–2,200 cPs at 25 °C
Price on RequestTDS
High-strength terephthalic grade with excellent mechanical properties for continuous pultrusion.
- Viscosity
- 300–600 cPs at 25 °C
Price on RequestTDS
Highly reactive, high-molecular-weight isophthalic NPG-based polyester resin for composite mould production.
- Viscosity
- 400–650 cPs
- Gel Time
- 15–30 minutes at 25 °C
Price on RequestTDS
Industrial and specialty grades compared
Typical values from each grade's published data sheet, for shortlisting. They are not guaranteed properties of a finished part.
| Grade | Viscosity | Gel time | Data sheet |
|---|---|---|---|
| DMC/SMC ResinSPR 201 SMC · DMC | 600 cPs (at 25°C) | See data sheet | TDS |
| Polyester Putty Resin | See data sheet | See data sheet | TDS |
| Marble Resin | 450 cPs at 25 °C | 15–20 minutes at 25 °C | TDS |
| Vinyl Ester ResinSPR 501 VE | 350 cPs (at 25°C) | See data sheet | TDS |
| Isophthalic SMC ResinSPR 301 SMC | 800–1,400 cPs at 25 °C | 12–18 minutes at 25 °C | TDS |
| Isophthalic DMC ResinSPR 301 DMC | 800–1,400 cPs at 25 °C | 12–18 minutes at 25 °C | TDS |
| Terephthalic SMC ResinSPR 401 SMC | 800–1,500 cPs at 25 °C | See data sheet | TDS |
| Terephthalic DMC ResinSPR 401 DMC | 1,200–2,200 cPs at 25 °C | See data sheet | TDS |
| Pultrusion Grade ResinSPR 401 PT | 300–600 cPs at 25 °C | See data sheet | TDS |
| Tooling Grade ResinSPR 401 TL | 400–650 cPs | 15–30 minutes at 25 °C | TDS |
Applications
Documented chemical-service applications
Resources
Understanding these grades
What Is Vinyl Ester Resin?Vinyl Ester Resin Technical Specifications ExplainedWhat Is DMC / SMC Resin? A Moulding-Compound Buyer GuideDMC vs SMC: What Industrial Buyers Should VerifyWhat Is Marble Resin? Samrat Marble Resin ExplainedWhat Is Polyester Putty Resin? The Base Resin Behind Body FillerWhat Is Fiberglass Epoxy Resin?Bisphenol Resin vs UPR and GP Resin
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These grades are chosen against a stated requirement, so the more of it you can share the better: the component, the service condition or standard you have been given, the process, expected quantity and delivery location. How ordering works →