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SIHE 288 Artificial Stone Resin

SIHE 288 is an unsaturated polyester resin for artificial stone and mineral-filled composites, focused on castability, qualitative toughness, colour formulation, and surface quality after validating the filler system and cure cycle.

SIHE 288 artificial stone resin in a 220 kg steel drum

SIHE model 288

SIHE 220 kg Resin Packaging

SIHE 288 is an unsaturated polyester resin for artificial stone and mineral-filled composites, focused on castability, qualitative toughness, colour formulation, and surface quality after validating the filler system and cure cycle.

Standard packaging220 kg steel drum for resin products. Confirm current availability and transport requirements during inquiry.
SIHE 288 artificial stone slabs and marble-effect finished surfaces

Application outcome

Finished Products Made with This Resin Family

Real artificial-stone slabs and marble-effect surfaces illustrate the application direction for SIHE 288. Final selection must confirm filler and pigment loading, flow, shrinkage, pressing or casting conditions, and the required finishing and polishing performance.

Typical applications

  • Cast artificial-stone slabs and parts
  • Highly mineral-filled composites after formulation trials
  • Coloured decorative and artificial-stone components
  • Surface-validation samples before mass production

Process fit

Applicable Process Scenarios

Recommended processes

  • Artificial-stone and mineral-composite casting
  • Trial-based mineral filler and pigment compounding
  • Deaeration or vacuum treatment before casting where required
  • Surface, shrinkage, demoulding, and mechanical checks on representative parts

Selection priorities

  • Natural-colour transparent fluorescent liquid appearance from the exact-model source
  • Viscosity and non-volatile ranges are published with test methods
  • The gel window is published with a test formulation, temperature, and standard
  • Positioned for artificial-stone formulations balancing strength and toughness
SIHE 288 artificial stone slab production line

Process workflow

Production Process

The real production scene shows an artificial-stone slab being formed and handled on a processing line. For SIHE 288, the resin, filler and pigment formulation, mixing, deaeration, pressing or casting, cure and finishing conditions must be validated by trial. Adapted from the authorized exact-model 288 product video; cropped, perspective-corrected and identifying marks removed.

  1. Validate the resin, filler and pigment formulation in a trial batch
  2. Meter and mix uniformly while controlling entrained air
  3. Form the slab by the validated pressing, casting or vibration process
  4. Cure at the confirmed temperature and time
  5. Demould, cut, grind, polish and inspect the finished surface

Key Technical Parameters

Confirmed typical data
Appearance
Natural-colour transparent fluorescent liquid
Typical viscosity
350-450 mPa.s
Typical gel time
2.30-3.0 min
Non-volatile content
64-67 %
Thixotropic index
Pending exact-model verification
Data scope
Exact-model typical reference
Test basis
Source-document method; use the typical values for initial selection

The exact-model source publishes a gel test using 100 g resin, 2 mL MEKP solution, 2 mL cobalt-octoate solution, and a 25 °C water bath under GB/T 7193-2008. The solution concentrations and full-cure schedule are not disclosed, so this ratio describes the gel test only and is not a production recipe. No peak exotherm temperature is published. The source lists typical cast-resin tensile, flexural, and Barcol values with test standards but does not disclose specimen formulation or cure schedule; those values remain internal and are not presented as website product specifications. Values on this page are typical material-screening data, not release specifications or batch-acceptance criteria. Only data with both an unambiguous model and applicable test conditions enter public comparison. A current dated TDS for the confirmed exact model and supply is provided through the Contact page during inquiry or order processing.

Source-document method; use the typical values for initial selection

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