Resin volume and batch planning

Epoxy mix ratio calculator

Use the ratio printed on your product. Ratios by volume and weight are different inputs.

Your project measurements

A worked example is prefilled. Replace its values with your measurements and current product data.

The product must explicitly provide the ratio on this basis.

Choose the amount you already know.

Total mixed amount or Part A amount, as selected.

First number in your product’s A:B ratio.

Second number in your product’s A:B ratio.

Your estimate

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Project notes

Understand this estimate

An epoxy mix ratio divides the two components by the parts stated by the product maker. Volume and weight are separate measurement bases and cannot be substituted for each other.

How to use the calculator

  1. Read the product ratio

    Enter the A and B parts exactly as printed, and select volume or weight only when the product gives a ratio on that basis.

    Inputs Part A ratio · Part B ratio · Measurement basis

  2. Choose what is already measured

    For a total batch, the entered amount includes both components. For a known Part A amount, the tool calculates the matching Part B amount.

    Inputs Known amount · Known amount

Formula and variables

For A:B = a:b and total T, Part A = T × a ÷ (a+b), Part B = T × b ÷ (a+b). If Part A is known, Part B = A × b ÷ a.

a:bA-to-B ratio
The component parts shown on the product instructions.parts
TTotal batch
The combined amount when total-batch mode is selected.US fl oz or g

What the result means

Result interpretation

Part A and Part B are split quantities; total mixed batch is their sum. The estimate does not verify the ratio for your product or replace its mixing instructions.

Limits and assumptions

Never substitute a volume ratio for a weight ratio. No brand-specific ratio is assumed. Adding extra hardener is not a way to change cure time.

Worked examples

Split a 32-fluid-ounce, 2:1 batch

Assumptions
  • The label specifies 2:1 by volume.
  • The requested total includes both components.
Calculation
  1. Part A = 32 × 2 ÷ 3 = 21.333 US fl oz.
  2. Part B = 32 × 1 ÷ 3 = 10.667 US fl oz.
Expected result
Part A21.33 US fl oz
Part B10.67 US fl oz
Total mixed batch32 US fl oz

Add Part B to a measured Part A amount

Assumptions
  • The product explicitly states 100:38 by weight.
  • 60 g is the measured Part A mass.
Calculation
  1. Part B = 60 × 38 ÷ 100 = 22.8 g.
  2. Total = 60 + 22.8 = 82.8 g.
Expected result
Part A60 g
Part B22.8 g
Total mixed batch82.8 g

Common questions

Can I use a volume ratio when weighing the components?
Only if the product also specifies that exact ratio by weight. Component densities differ.
Can extra hardener make epoxy cure faster?
Do not change the stated ratio to alter cure time. Follow the product instructions.