***NOT FOR AT HOME/RESIDENTIAL/PERSONAL USAGE***

Overview

Epoxy resin is manufactured from a mixture of materials like epichlorohydrin (ECH) and bisphenol-A (BPA) and fillers. For additional strength, fillers like silica, metal, and glass may be added.

Epoxy resin countertops are cast in thin layers one by one, and the thermoset process used to cure each layer preps the material for enhanced heat resistance. Fillers can be added according to the needs of individual customers, and since epoxy resin countertops are poured and cured layer by layer, they can be made virtually any size or thickness.

Epoxy resin sinks are standard in commercial and lab environments. They are typically installed in either drop-in or undermount style.

Epoxy resin drying racks and pegboards are commonly found in lab environments for hanging and drying glassware.

COLORS

Gray

Gray

Graphite

Graphite

Black Onyx

Black Onyx

Tan

Tan

Dark Khaki

Dark Khaki

Lunar White

Lunar White

For select colors, click here. 

*Note colors on screen may vary from how they will appear on product*

Applications

  • Classrooms
  • Research Areas
  • Highly Corrosive Environments
  • High Moisture Environments
  • Biology & Microbiology Labs
  • Hospitals Medical Applications 

Key Features

  • Durable
  • Heat Resistant
  • Long-Lasting
  • Versatile
  • High Chemical Resistance
 

Configurations

  • Marine Edge Containment Tops
  • Drain Tops, Toughs, Cup Sinks
  • Balance Tables, Isotopes, and Isopads
  • Drop-In & Undermount Sinks
  • Wall Mount, Utility, & Specialty Sinks
  • ADA Compliant Sinks

Sheet Sizes

Custom sizes available up to 96″ x 72″

Thickness

0.75″, 1.0″ or 1.25″

Edge Finishes

 1/4″ Machined Radius

 1/8″ Machined Bevel 

 1/2″ Molded Radius

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Made in America

All of our products are made right here in the USA. We are a long-time, trusted partner with Durcon, who provides all of our epoxy, phenolic, and solid surface countertops.

SEFA Tested

We partner with SEFA to ensure every item we make lives up to rigorous testing standards. This includes load bearing, hinge testing, and joint durability exercises.