These hollow glass microspheres are manufactured from high-quality soda-lime-borosilicate glass using a high-temperature bead-forming process, resulting in a thin-walled, sealed, spherical powder material. Available in various grades with true densities ranging from 0.15 to 0.60 g/cm³ and varying isostatic compressive strengths, they meet the demands of diverse industrial applications.
As multifunctional lightweight fillers, they effectively reduce product weight and thermal conductivity while improving material flow and dimensional stability; they can also partially replace expensive resin raw materials to lower production costs. Chemically inert, they are water-, acid-, and alkali-resistant, non-flammable, and possess excellent low-dielectric properties.
The products undergo air classification and screening to remove broken or thin-walled fragments, with median particle sizes (D50) ranging from 15 to 85 μm. They are highly compatible with resins, plastics, rubber, coatings, sealants, and cement slurries.
Small packages are suitable for laboratory prototyping and small-batch trial production, while bulk supplies in ton bags cater to manufacturers of composites, coatings, and advanced materials, as well as clients in the oil and gas sector. Large orders support customized grade selection and private-label packaging.
Product Details
· Sealed, thin-walled hollow microspheres; white powder appearance: Appears as a fine white powder to the naked eye and as intact, sealed hollow spheres under a microscope; features thin shells with inert gas encapsulated inside.
· Intact spherical particles with excellent flowability: Spherical structure—distinct from flake-like or needle-like mineral fillers—allows for rolling flow within resin systems and minimizes agglomeration.
· Multiple grades based on density and compressive strength: A comprehensive range covering everything from low-density/low-strength to high-density/high-strength options, suitable for applications ranging from standard coatings to high-pressure oil and gas environments.
· Controllable particle size distribution and uniform sizing: Median particle size (D50) typically ranges from 15 to 85 μm; high batch-to-batch consistency ensures minimal performance variation in the finished product.
· Borosilicate glass composition; water-insoluble: Inorganic glass material that does not dissolve in water or release colored impurities; slightly alkaline (pH 8.0–9.5).
· Low oil absorption and high loading capacity: Spheres have a low specific surface area and low oil absorption, enabling high filler loading levels without excessive resin consumption.
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