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HL15
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2024-10-30
Hollow glass microspheres HL15 model is a high-strength polymer filler made of water-resistant, chemically stable borosilicate glass. This type of hollow glass beads are widely used in wood generation, solid buoyancy materials, emulsion explosives, automotive repair putty, paint, VHB tape and other fields.
HL15 is used in wood generation, solid buoyancy materials, emulsion explosives, automobile repair putty, paint, VHB tape and other industries, while saving costs, but also can play a role in heat insulation, reduce the proportion, reduce thermal expansion and so on.
| Packing type | Packing size cm | Net weight |
| Carton | 60*40*40 | 8kg |
Hollow Glass Sphere HL Series are lightweight and have excellent insulation properties. They are widely used in various industries such as construction and coatings. These spheres offer advantages like reduced weight, improved thermal insulation, and can be used in applications like lightweight composites and insulation materials.
Hollow glass microspheres, also known as lightweight fillers or thermal insulation materials, represent a unique and versatile product category. These microspheres are crafted from borosilicate glass, renowned for its exceptional flatness, purity, and corrosion resistance. With a wide range of size specifications available, hollow glass microspheres can be tailored to meet the specific requirements of various applications.
The key to their versatility lies in their outstanding performance characteristics. Hollow glass microspheres exhibit remarkable lightweight properties while maintaining high strength, making them ideal for applications where weight reduction is crucial without compromising on structural integrity. Their exceptional thermal insulation capabilities make them a preferred choice for industries seeking to enhance the energy efficiency of their products. Additionally, these microspheres demonstrate excellent chemical stability, ensuring durability and longevity in diverse environments.
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