Glass Beads, Type III

Glass Beads, Type III, in the form of a colorless and transparent ball without visible bubbles or impurities, are grinding agents. This product can be used as filler or a dispersant in paint, inks, and chemicals. its specific gravity lies between 2.4 and 2.6 g/cm3 and its compressive strength is greater than 1200N.

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