What kind of material is the 'epoxy resin' used in the climbing hold magnets?
The name epoxy resin written in the product description may be unfamiliar, making you wonder what characteristics it possesses. We examine the use of this material to see why it was used for a small magnet accessory.
Epoxy resin is a synthetic resin that is in a liquid state before hardening, but becomes hard once cured, making it suitable for precisely replicating complex rock textures.
It is a flowing liquid at first, but once cured, it becomes hard as stone. Epoxy resin (EPOXY RESIN) is originally a synthetic resin widely used to fill molds seamlessly and harden when making precise models or finishing industrial floors. Unlike commonly seen injection-molded plastics, it captures even minute irregularities as it cures, making it suitable for replicating the texture of rough natural stone.
GRAMICCI's climbing hold magnets use this very EPOXY RESIN (epoxy resin) to shape the bumpy form of the holds[1][2]. It is hard. It has the durability to not break easily even when held and handled in daily life, and the back is treated with a magnet so that it can be attached directly to metals such as steel furniture or doors[3].
hmmm, it is an accessory that faithfully realizes even the texture and solid density of the material while bringing climbing wall holds into everyday spaces.
The holding load or supporting strength of the magnets embedded in the climbing hold magnets has not yet been confirmed.