As the name suggests, microspheres (sometimes referred to as microballoons) are microscopic lightweight fillers that can be created from various natural…
Topics: Micrsopheres, Polymeric Microspheres, Solid Glass Microspheres, Hollow Glass Microspheres
How to Offset Rising Costs in Adhesives, Sealants & Coatings with Microspheres!
The market for adhesives, sealants, paint and coatings is highly competitive. It is difficult to reduce the density/cost of these products without…
Topics: Micrsopheres, Dualite, Cost Reduction
Polymeric Microspheres: A High-Performance Substitute for Chemical Blowing Agents
Physical or chemical blowing agents are used in the manufacture of foams. Physical agents are compressed gases and volatile liquids such as N2, CO2,…
Topics: Micrsopheres, Dualite, Polymeric Microspheres, Expanded Microspheres, Chemical Blowing Agents
Improve structure & properties with Polymeric Microspheres
Polymeric Microspheres provide unique physical characteristics and properties in a variety of products. The following is a list of a applications and the…
Topics: Micrsopheres, Dualite, Polymeric Microspheres, Expanded Microspheres, Unexpanded Microspheres
How to Lower Thermal Conductivity with Polymeric Microspheres
Energy savings is always an important topic and of high importance to many companies and consumers. Polymeric microspheres are composed of a thermoplastic…
Topics: Micrsopheres, Dualite, Chemical Intermediates
In order to evaluate the suitability of microspheres in general or specific grades for a new application, the thermal, physical, and chemical…
Topics: Micrsopheres, Dualite, Expanded Microspheres, Unexpanded Microspheres
10 reasons Why Polymeric Microspheres Add Value to the Composite Industry
The composite industry is highly competitive and wrestles with a number of variables in production. Examples are long exotherms and surface roll-out…
Topics: Micrsopheres, Dualite, Polymeric Microspheres
How to Reduce the Cost of your Adhesive 20% or More Using Microspheres
The market for adhesives is very competitive. It is difficult to reduce the density/cost of your adhesive without affecting the quality and performance of…
Topics: Micrsopheres, Dualite, Expanded Microspheres, Unexpanded Microspheres, Microsphere Costs