Resin Mixing Set/Combo

Get everything you need to start mixing resin cleanly and accurately with this Resin Mixing Set from Shrebhavi. Whether you are working with epoxy resin, UV resin, or pigment-tinted pours, having the right mixing tools makes a real difference to your finished piece — fewer bubbles, better colour blending, and less waste.

This combo is put together keeping Indian hobbyists and small resin businesses in mind. The tools are reusable or disposable depending on the variant, and they are sized for tabletop projects like jewellery, coasters, trays, and wall art. A practical starting point if you are new to resin, and a reliable restock if you already have a setup.

• Complete mixing essentials in one set — cups, stir sticks, and accessories bundled so you do not have to source each item separately
• Accurate measuring cups — graduated markings help you get the resin-to-hardener ratio right every time, which is critical for a proper cure
• Works with epoxy and UV resin — suitable for jewellery making, coaster casting, tray art, and decorative pours
• Smooth, drip-resistant stir sticks — mix pigments, mica powders, and alcohol inks into resin without introducing excess air
• Reusable silicone options available — cured resin peels off silicone cups cleanly, reducing material wastage over time
• Beginner-friendly quantities — enough tools to complete multiple projects before needing a restock
• Sourced and shipped from India — fast delivery across India through Shrebhavi, no long international waits

How to Use

Pour Part A (resin) and Part B (hardener) into the measuring cup using the graduated markings to match the ratio specified by your resin brand — typically 1:1 or 2:1 by volume. Stir slowly and thoroughly for 3–5 minutes, scraping the sides and bottom of the cup. Add pigments or inclusions after the base mix is uniform. Pour into your mould and follow the resin manufacturer's cure time.

Safety Tips

Always wear nitrile gloves and work in a ventilated area when mixing epoxy resin. Avoid skin and eye contact with uncured resin. Keep mixing tools away from children. Dispose of used disposable cups only after the resin inside has fully cured — liquid resin should never go down the drain.