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…
Topics: Micrsopheres, Polymeric Microspheres, Solid Glass Microspheres, Hollow Glass Microspheres
There are several types of microspheres available, each with its own advantages and disadvantages depending on what you are trying to accomplish. …
Topics: Dualite, Polymeric Microspheres, Expanded Microspheres, Solid Glass Microspheres, Hollow Glass Microspheres, Cenospheres (Fly Ash)
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
Dualite® Microspheres: What are they and how to use them?
Dualite microspheres are hollow polymeric microspheres containing a hydrocarbon core such as isobutane and isopentane.
We supply 2 types of microspheres:
Topics: Dualite, Polymeric Microspheres, Expanded Microspheres, Unexpanded Microspheres
The Use of Microspheres
The primary benefits of using microspheres are weight reduction and cost reduction. The cost reduction is based on the microsphere…
Topics: Dualite, Polymeric Microspheres, Expanded Microspheres, Unexpanded Microspheres, Master Batch
Understand the Thermal Compatibility of Polymeric Microspheres
By understanding the Thermal Compatibility of Polymeric Microspheres, it will help guide you in testing them in your formulas.
Topics: Dualite, Polymeric Microspheres, Thermal Compatibility
Get the Right Mix of Microspheres & Solvents in Your Formula
Do you have problems or concerns using polymeric microspheres in certain solvents and are not sure which microspheres to choose? Making the wrong choice…
Topics: Polymeric Microspheres, Chemical Intermediates, Solvents
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