Functional Additives

Thermoplastic microspheres can be used in a wide variety of applications, but how do you know when to choose unexpanded microspheres rather than expanded…

Expanded Polymeric Microspheres are unique lightweight, hollow microspheres. These low-density microspheres are recommended for evaluation as lightweight…

As the name suggests, microspheres (sometimes referred to as microballoons) are microscopic lightweight fillers that can be created from various natural…

Through its functional additives group, Chase Corporation is proud to announce the ChasePURe brand name as the new designation for its industry-leading…

The market for adhesives, sealants, paint and coatings is highly competitive. It is difficult to reduce the density/cost of these products without…

There are several types of microspheres available, each with its own advantages and disadvantages depending on what you are trying to accomplish. …

Polyurethane additives have demonstrated the ability to provide adhesion as well as resiliency to coatings and adhesives across a wide range of industries…

Physical or chemical blowing agents are used in the manufacture of foams. Physical agents are compressed gases and volatile liquids such as N₂, CO₂,…

Water-borne polyurethane dispersions (PUDs) have become ubiquitous in many industries due to their improving performance combined with their relatively…

Polymeric Microspheres provide unique physical characteristics and properties in a variety of products. The following is a list of a applications and the…