Reusable Silicone Measuring Cups for Resin & Candle Making — 30ml to 1000ml

Sizes & Prices

30ml — $7.66
50ml — $8.12
100ml — $8.50
250ml — $9.78
350ml — $13.14
450ml — $15.32
600ml — $17.64 — wide bowl profile (14.6cm × 8.5cm)
600ml Black Scale — $16.92 — printed black graduations for easier reading
1000ml — $21.76
1000ml Black Scale — $21.96 — printed black graduations for easier reading

Standard vs. Black Scale

Standard: embossed/raised graduation markings in ml and fl.oz — markings are part of the silicone surface
Black Scale: printed black graduation markings — significantly easier to read, especially when working with tinted or pigmented resin
Both variants are the same food-grade silicone material and are equally reusable

Cup Details

Material: food-grade silicone — flexible, non-stick, heat-resistant
Reusable: yes — cured resin peels cleanly from silicone; wax pours out easily once cooled
Graduations: ml and fl.oz markings (embossed on standard; printed on Black Scale)
Pour spout: single integrated pour spout on all sizes
Heat resistance: silicone is heat-resistant — suitable for candle wax temperatures
Transparency: semi-translucent white silicone — allows visibility of resin color

How to Clean & Reuse

Resin: allow any residual resin to fully cure inside the cup, then flex the silicone to pop it out in one piece. Wipe clean with isopropyl alcohol.
Candle wax: allow the wax to cool and solidify, then flex the cup to release. Wipe any residue with a paper towel. Wash with warm soapy water.
Do not put in the dishwasher with resin residue present — cure resin fully and peel out before washing.

Choosing the Right Size

30–100ml: small jewelry molds, UV resin work, pigment mixing, single-pour pendant molds
250–350ml: medium molds, two-part epoxy mixing for small-to-medium projects
450–600ml: large molds such as cube lamps, vase molds, and art slabs
1000ml: large batch mixing, big art slabs, or multiple pours from a single mix
For two-part epoxy resin: use a cup at least double the volume of your total resin mix to allow room for stirring without overflow

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I reuse these cups after mixing epoxy resin?
Yes — this is the key advantage of silicone over disposable plastic cups. Allow any leftover resin to cure fully inside the cup (this may take 24–48 hours), then flex the cup to peel the cured resin out cleanly. The silicone is unaffected by cured epoxy resin.

Are these heat-safe for candle wax?
Yes — food-grade silicone is heat-resistant and suitable for pouring candle wax. Avoid exposing the cups to an open flame or direct heat source.

Which size should I buy for mixing a 200ml epoxy resin kit?
Use a 350ml or 450ml cup — this gives enough headroom to stir thoroughly without splashing. A cup that is too small makes it difficult to scrape the sides and mix evenly, which can lead to incomplete curing.

Why choose Black Scale over standard?
The printed black graduations on the Black Scale variants are significantly easier to read than the embossed markings on standard cups, particularly when the cup contains resin or pigmented liquid. Recommended if accurate ratio measurement is important to your workflow.