Epoxy Calculator in Ounces

Epoxy Calculator in Ounces

Here’s a comprehensive table summarizing the key information about epoxy measurements in ounces:

Measurement TypeDetails
Minimum Mixture1.47 ounces (1 ounce resin to 0.47 ounces hardener)1
Coating Calculation59.8 ounces for 36 inches surface at 3 inches depth2
Batch Recommendation32 ounces combined (16 ounces resin and 16 ounces hardener)4
Fabric ApplicationVaries based on fabric weight, e.g., 1.4 fl. oz. for 740 glass fabric3

Additional Information

Mixing Ratio

  • Most epoxy systems use a 2:1 ratio by volume (2 parts resin to 1 part hardener)1.

Calculation Formula

To calculate the amount of epoxy needed:

  1. Measure the surface area
  2. Multiply by the desired coating thickness

For example: Epoxy amount=area×coating thicknessEpoxyamount=area×coatingthickness2

Coverage

  • For seal coating, 1 gallon of table top epoxy can cover up to 48 square feet4.

Measuring Tips

  • Use graduated measuring containers with volume markings4.
  • For seal coats, one-quart containers are usually sufficient4.
  • Always measure accurately to maintain the correct resin-to-hardener ratio.

Fabric Application

Epoxy requirements vary based on fabric weight. Here are some examples:

Fabric WeightMixed Epoxy Needed (per sq. ft.)
4 oz (740 Glass Fabric)1.4 fl. oz.
6 oz (742 Glass Fabric)1.61 fl. oz.
9 oz (729, 731, 732, 733 Glass Tapes)1.94 fl. oz.
10 oz (745 Glass Fabric)2.05 fl. oz.
17 oz (727, 737 Biaxial Fabric)2.81 fl. oz.
23.8 oz (738 Biaxial Fabric with Mat)3.55 fl. oz.

These measurements include two fill coats and account for a 15% waste factor3.Remember to always check the manufacturer’s instructions for specific mixing ratios and application guidelines, as they may vary between products.

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