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Low-Viscosity Isophthalic Resin

SPR 301 LVLow-viscosity isophthalic grade designed for jute reinforcementSPR 301 · Isophthalic Polyester Resins

Low-viscosity isophthalic grade designed for jute reinforcement.

Review the official product data sheet for specifications and application information.

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Product details

Catalogue CodeSPR 301 LV
Resin ChemistryIsophthalic unsaturated polyester
Supply ConditionNon-accelerated · non-thixotropic
Reference Cure SystemMEKP 1.5% + Cobalt Octoate 0.2% — added separately during use

Typical specification

AppearanceClear, water-white to light-straw liquid
Viscosity80–180 cPs at 25 °C
Gel Time40–90+ minutes at 25 °C
Specific Gravity1.03–1.09
Styrene Content42–50% by weight

Typical values from the Samrat Poly Resins product catalogue, 2026 edition. They are not guaranteed specifications or finished-component properties; confirm the current values for your order and trial the grade on your own process.

SPR 301 LV is the low-viscosity isophthalic grade of the SPR 301 family, designed, per the catalogue, for jute reinforcement: impregnation of jute reinforcement and jute-reinforced composite mouldings. It is supplied non-accelerated and non-thixotropic, with MEKP and a lower cobalt octoate dosage (0.2%) added separately during use.

The catalogue name for this grade is "Low-Viscosity Grade Resin"; its typical viscosity of 80–180 cPs is the lowest of the SPR 301 grades.

Key features

  • Low-viscosity isophthalic grade for jute reinforcement (SPR 301 LV)
  • Typical viscosity 80–180 cPs at 25 °C
  • Long gel-time window, 40–90+ minutes at 25 °C
  • Reference cure system uses cobalt octoate at 0.2%

Applications

  • Impregnation of jute reinforcement
  • Jute-reinforced composite mouldings

Product role

Natural-fibre mats such as jute are thicker and more absorbent than glass, and a laminating resin of ordinary viscosity can leave dry fibre in the middle of the mat. SPR 301 LV is the catalogue's low-viscosity isophthalic grade designed for that impregnation.

Jute's moisture content affects wet-out and cure. Condition the reinforcement and trial the grade on the actual jute product before production.

Supply and cure

Supply condition
Non-accelerated · non-thixotropic
Reference cure system
MEKP 1.5% + Cobalt Octoate 0.2% — added separately during use

Processes and where this grade fits

SPR 301 LV is a low-viscosity, non-thixotropic isophthalic grade designed to impregnate jute reinforcement, which is thicker and more absorbent than glass mat.

Process or useRole of this gradeWhat to confirm
Impregnation of jute mats and fabricsListed roleJute moisture content, mat weight and how fully the mat wets through
Jute-reinforced composite mouldingsListed roleThe moulding process, part thickness and the cure schedule
Glass-fibre hand lay-upNot the listed roleGP Clear Resin or ISO Polyester Resin
Filament windingConsider SPR 301 FWThe catalogue’s filament-winding grade

Process-selection considerations

  • Low viscosity is the reason to choose it: 80–180 cPs at 25 °C typical, for penetrating a thick natural-fibre mat.
  • Control jute moisture. Natural fibres carry water, which affects wet-out and cure; condition the reinforcement and test at production moisture.
  • The long typical gel time, 40–90+ minutes at 25 °C, allows time for impregnation of thick mats. Plan demoulding around it.
  • Note the lower reference cobalt dosage: MEKP 1.5% with cobalt octoate 0.2%, added separately.
  • Describe the finished jute product and its service environment when enquiring.

Limitations and trial requirements

  • The catalogue publishes liquid-resin typical properties only. Jute composite strength, moisture uptake and durability depend on the fibre and construction and are not published.
  • The high styrene content, 42–50% by weight typical, means ventilation and styrene exposure control deserve particular attention.
  • Jute products from different sources vary; one successful trial does not qualify another mat.
  • Trial the grade on the real part, mould and shop conditions before production. The catalogue values are typical liquid-resin properties, not guaranteed limits or finished-part performance.

Before you select this grade

  • The values on this page are typical. Final selection should be confirmed against your own process, a trial result and the current technical documentation for the grade.
  • The Technical Data Sheet linked on this page carries these same typical values. No Safety Data Sheet is published on this site for this grade; request current safety information before use.
  • Never mix a concentrated peroxide initiator directly with a cobalt accelerator. Add each to the resin separately, according to the confirmed process.
  • Store resin, initiators and accelerators separately, in original sealed containers, cool, shaded and away from heat and ignition sources. Use suitable personal protective equipment and adequate ventilation.

Why choose Samrat Poly Resins

  • Manufactured by Samrat Poly Resins at Doraha, Punjab
  • Grade selection, trial and batch questions handled by the technical team

Frequently asked questions

Impregnating jute reinforcement and making jute-reinforced composite mouldings. It is a low-viscosity, non-thixotropic isophthalic grade.

Clear, water-white to light-straw liquid; viscosity 80–180 cPs at 25 °C; gel time 40–90+ minutes at 25 °C; specific gravity 1.03–1.09; styrene 42–50% by weight.

Jute mats are thicker and more absorbent than glass reinforcement. A resin of ordinary laminating viscosity can leave dry fibre inside the mat; a low-viscosity grade penetrates it more readily.

The catalogue’s reference cure is MEKP 1.5% with cobalt octoate 0.2% — a lower cobalt level than most SPR 301 grades — each added to the resin separately.

It is listed for jute. For glass-fibre laminating, the general grades GP Clear Resin and ISO Polyester Resin are the usual starting points; discuss any other use with the technical team.

When to consider a different resin

SPR 301 LV compared with general laminating grades

Published values only, each from the product named in its column. Nothing here ranks one grade above another: the part, the process and the service decide.

PropertyLow-Viscosity Isophthalic Resin (SPR 301 LV)GP Clear Resin (SPR 201 GPC)ISO Polyester Resin (SPR 301)
ChemistryIsophthalicOrthophthalicIsophthalic
Designed forJute reinforcementGeneral FRP lay-up, spray-up and mouldingWater and chemical-service laminates
Viscosity (typical)80–180 cPs at 25 °C350–450 cPs500 cPs at 25 °C
Gel time (typical)40–90+ minutes at 25 °CUnder 8 minutes15 minutes at 25 °C
Styrene content (typical)42–50% by weight33–40%40% by weight
Reference cobalt octoate dosage0.2%0.4%0.4%

Typical values from the 2026 catalogue (LV) and each other grade’s own TDS. A lower viscosity is right for jute, not automatically better for glass-fibre work.

Technical resources

Low-Viscosity Isophthalic Resin: knowledge hub, guides and comparisons

Independent reading for SPR 301 LV: what the grade is, the work it is listed for, and how it compares with the alternatives.

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Manufacturing and quality information

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