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With so many epoxy resin systems available today, users often ask a critical question:➡ What is the difference between 1:1, 2:1, and 3:1 epoxy ratios—and how do you choose the right one?Mixing ratio plays a major role in performance, clarity, workability, and strength. At CNMI Industrial Corporation

One of the most valuable properties of epoxy resin is its ability to bond strongly to a wide range of materials. From river tables and artistic creations to industrial flooring and composite structures, epoxy adhesion plays a crucial role in performance and long-term durability.At CNMI Industrial Co

Epoxy resin generates heat during curing—a natural part of the chemical reaction that transforms liquid components into a solid crosslinked structure. However, excessive heat, known as exotherm, can lead to serious defects, including cracks, discoloration, smoke, warping, and even thermal failure.At

Amine blush is one of the most frequently misunderstood surface defects in epoxy resin systems. Although harmless in many cases, blush can cause problems in clarity, adhesion, top-coating, and overall finish quality. It is especially common in cold or humid environments.At CNMI Industrial Corporatio

Renowned for their ability to add shimmering color and a radiant glow, mica pigments have become a staple in the cosmetics industry. These natural pigments, derived from mica minerals, reflect light, enhancing the vibrancy and luminosity of makeup products like eyeshadows, highlighters, blushes, and lipsticks.

Clarity is one of the most important performance indicators of epoxy resin, especially in applications like river tables, art, furniture coating, and high-end consumer products. Yet one of the most common issues users face is cloudy epoxy, also known as haze.Cloudiness can happen before, during, or