Glass Microspheres HGT40
Glass Microspheres HGT40 are hollow spheres of glass manufactured for a wide variety of uses in consumer goods, medicine, research and numerous industries from Aerospace to Automotive. Hollow glass microspheres from Ceno Technologies, sometimes termed microballoons or glass bubbles, have diameters sized in micrometers (microns).
Properties
- Physical Form
- Microspheres
Identification
- CASE Ingredients Functions
- Filler
Product families
Applications
- Adhesives & Sealants — Other Adhesives & Sealants Applications; Paints & Coatings — Other Paints & Coatings Applications
- Other Automotive Applications
- Other Industrial Applications
- Aerospace & Aviation
Product Families
- Fillers & Extenders
- Fillers & Extenders
Other characteristics
- Brand
- Glass Microspheres
- Functions
- Filler
- Markets
- Adhesives & Sealants
- Automotive & Transportation
- Industrial
- Paints & Coatings
- Benefits
Excellent chemical stability; Consistent distribution; Free flowing; High compressive strength; High filler loading; Light weight; Low density; Low oil absorption; Low thermal conductivity; Low viscosity; Other key properties include low water absorption, low heat conductivity, high chemical resistance and radio transparency.
- PACKAGING
Ceno Series HGT hollow glass microspheres are sold in bulk quantities packed in cardboard boxes lined with plastic, palletized and containerized for ease of handling and transportation. Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ) is 1 x 20ft container load.
- Technology
- CASE Ingredients
- Composite Materials
- HIGHLIGHTS
Glass microspheres from Ceno Technologies are free-flowing, high strength, low density, inert and have a wide variety of uses as a lightweight filler in composite materials, syntatic foams, paints, plastics, putties, mastics, fiberglass, sealants, varnishes, resins and cements.; Ceno Series HGT high performance microspheres are hollow, white in color and manufactured from soda-lime borosilicate glass in a range of sizes from 2 to 110 microns.; The soda-lime borosilicate composition and near perfect spherical shape of these hollow glass microspheres provide high compressive strength.; Hollow glass microspheres are often used as a lightweight filler in composite materials such as syntactic foam and light weight concrete. They give syntactic foam its light weight, low thermal conductivity, and a resistance to compressive stress that far exceeds that of other foams. These properties are exploited in the hulls of submersibles and deep-sea oil drilling equipment, where other types of foam would implode.
- Composite Materials Functions
- Filler
Technical data
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2 rows| Characteristic | Value | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Size | 8 - 85 | microns |
| Density | 0.4 | g/cm³ |
