EpoxyPro EP15 Marine Wet Lay-Up & Composite Laminating Epoxy System - Coming July 2026

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EpoxyPro EP1510A Marine Laminating Resin
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EpoxyPro EP1520B 3:1 Standard Marine Hardener
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EpoxyPro EP1530B 3:1 Slow Marine Hardener
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EpoxyPro EP1540B 3:1 Fast Marine Hardener
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EpoxyPro EP1550B 2:1 Special Clear Marine Hardener
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EpoxyPro EP15 Marine Wet Lay-Up & Composite Laminating Epoxy System - Coming July 2026 Collection

EpoxyPro EP15 Marine Laminating Resin system hardener selection chart showing cure times and applications.

Professional Marine Wet Lay-Up & Composite Epoxy

The EpoxyPro EP15 series is a premium, low-viscosity laminating system engineered specifically for professional boatbuilding, marine repairs, and advanced composite manufacturing. Designed for exceptional wet-out of fibreglass, carbon fibre, and aramid (Kevlar®) fabrics, the EP1510A base resin delivers rapid fibre saturation, minimal air entrapment, and superior mechanical strength.

Tailor Your Cure Time

The EP15 system is highly adaptable to your workshop conditions and project scale. Pair the EP1510A Resin with your choice of four specialized hardeners to achieve the perfect working time and finish:

  • EP1520B Standard (3:1): Balanced working time for everyday marine laminating.
  • EP1530B Slow (3:1): Extended working time for large hull lay-ups, resin infusion, and warm climates.
  • EP1540B Fast (3:1): Rapid turnaround and cold-weather composite repairs.
  • EP1550B Special Clear (2:1): Blush-free, crystal-clear finish for bright-finished timber and exposed carbon fibre.

Suitable for traditional hand lay-up, vacuum bagging, resin infusion, and RTM manufacturing, the EpoxyPro EP15 system ensures high-strength, moisture-resistant laminates for the most demanding marine environments.