8" Round Mould (50mm Deep)

The 8" Round Mould (50mm Deep) is a versatile casting mould designed for resin artists who want to create thick, statement pieces. With a generous 50mm depth and an 8-inch diameter, this mould is ideal for pouring deep epoxy resin projects — from decorative trays and serving boards to chunky coasters, wall art, and ocean-pour centrepieces.

Made for both beginners and experienced resin crafters, this round mould gives you clean, smooth edges and an easy demould experience. Whether you are working with two-part epoxy resin, UV resin layers, or embedding dried flowers, stones, and pigments, the depth and size of this mould give you plenty of room to create.

• Generous 50mm depth — perfect for deep pours, layered resin art, and embedding objects like flowers, shells, or glitter
• 8-inch diameter — a practical size for decorative trays, wall hangings, and large coasters
• Smooth interior surface — produces a glossy, polished finish on cured resin with minimal sanding needed
• Flexible mould material — allows easy demoulding once resin is fully cured without cracking or distorting your piece
• Reusable design — clean after each use and reuse multiple times for consistent results
• Compatible with epoxy and UV resin — works with most standard resin types available in India
• Great for hobbyists and small businesses — suitable for personal projects, gifting, and small-batch production

How to Use

Lightly spray the interior with a mould release agent before pouring for easiest demoulding. Pour your mixed resin in layers if doing a deep pour (especially for epoxy resin exceeding 6mm per layer) to avoid excess heat buildup. Allow resin to cure fully as per your resin brand's instructions before demoulding. Clean the mould with mild soap and water after use.

Safety Tips

Always wear nitrile gloves and work in a well-ventilated area when handling uncured resin. Keep resin materials away from children. Refer to your resin manufacturer's safety data sheet for full handling guidelines. Avoid using sharp tools inside the mould to prevent surface scratches that may affect future pours.