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Supplier: Trelleborg Offshore
Description: Eccospheres®glass microspheres are hollow thin-walled glass microspheres composed of sodium borosilicate glass. To the naked eye they resemble a fine, white, free-flowing powder. However, magnification reveals them to be near perfect spheres.
- Width / O.D.: 0.0025590565 inch
- Dielectric Constant (Relative Permittivity): 1.2 #
- Density: 0.2 g/cc
- Diameter: 0.0025590565 inch
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Supplier: Phelps Industrial Products
Description: Phelps Style 7538 gasket material is made with 100% Virgin PTFE and uses Hollow Glass Micro-Spheres as the filler. This PTFE sheet is manufactured by a unique process that structures the composition into fibers that overcome creep relaxation and/or cold flow. Style 7538 is ideal for
- Thickness: 0.0625 to 0.125 inch
- Operating Temperature: -350 to 500 F
- Features: Other
- Gasket Type: Sheet / Die-cut
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Supplier: SAE International
Description: This specification covers hollow glass microspheres.
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Supplier: Accuris
Description: Practice for Determination of Alkalinity of Hollow Glass Microspheres
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Supplier: Accuris
Description: Microspheres, Hollow Glass
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Supplier: SAE International
Description: This specification covers hollow glass microspheres.
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Supplier: ASTM International
Description: Practice for Determination of Alkalinity of Hollow Glass Microspheres
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Supplier: ASTM International
Description: Practice for Determination of Isostatic Collapse Strength of Hollow Glass Microspheres
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Supplier: Accuris
Description: Standard Method of Test for Hydrostatic Collapse Strength of Hollow Glass Microspheres
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Supplier: ASTM International
Description: Practice for Determination of Alkalinity of Hollow Glass Microspheres (Withdrawn 1984)
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Supplier: Accuris
Description: Practice for Determination of Bulk Density and Packing Factor of Hollow Glass Microspheres
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Supplier: ASTM International
Description: Practice for Determination of Bulk Density and Packing Factor of Hollow Glass Microspheres
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Supplier: Shanghai Optics
Description: Microspheres are convenient for coupling light into or out of fibers as well as for relaying images in compact areas. The focal point of a sphere is very close to its surface so the sphere can be placed in contact with the fiber or another sphere for almost perfect coupling. Three different
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Supplier: 3M Advanced Materials Division
Description: challenges and reach new levels of performance and productivity. 3M glass bubbles are high-strength, low-density hollow glass microspheres made from soda-lime borosilicate glass. They are nonporous, chemically stable and virtually insoluble in water or oil. Strong enough
- Application: Filler / Bridging
- Type of Filler: Microspheres / Microballoons
- Features: Other
- Material: Silica / Quartz / Glass
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Supplier: Trelleborg Offshore
Description: Eccospheres®glass microspheres are hollow thin-walled glass microspheres composed of sodium borosilicate glass. To the naked eye they resemble a fine, white, free-flowing powder. However, magnification reveals them to be near perfect spheres.
- Width / O.D.: 0.393701 to 0.6299216 inch
- Dielectric Constant (Relative Permittivity): 1.2 #
- Density: 0.18000000000000002 to 0.22 g/cc
- Diameter: 0.393701 to 0.6299216 inch
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Supplier: Cole-Parmer
Description: • Spheres are traceable to the United Kingdom National Physical Laboratory • Calibrate sieves to an accuracy of
1 m Soda-lime glass microspheres pass over the entire surface of the sieve and through every aperture. Standards include a calibration chart. - Function: Reference / Chemical Standard
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Chemical Additives and Agents - Sieve Calibration Standard, soda-lime glass, 100 mesh -- GO-59945-16Supplier: Cole-Parmer
Description: • Spheres are traceable to the United Kingdom National Physical Laboratory • Calibrate sieves to an accuracy of
1 m Soda-lime glass microspheres pass over the entire surface of the sieve and through every aperture. Standards include a calibration chart. - Function: Reference / Chemical Standard
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Supplier: Cole-Parmer
Description: • Spheres are traceable to the United Kingdom National Physical Laboratory • Calibrate sieves to an accuracy of
1 m Soda-lime glass microspheres pass over the entire surface of the sieve and through every aperture. Standards include a calibration chart. - Function: Reference / Chemical Standard
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Supplier: Cole-Parmer
Description: • Spheres are traceable to the United Kingdom National Physical Laboratory • Calibrate sieves to an accuracy of
1 m Soda-lime glass microspheres pass over the entire surface of the sieve and through every aperture. Standards include a calibration chart. - Function: Reference / Chemical Standard
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Supplier: Koford Engineering, LLC
Description: E-112 is a high performance, light weight, hollow glass microsphere filled single component pottingmaterial. It is especially suited for applications which involve potting assemblies which have small openingsaround terminals or switches. The microspheres are of sufficient size
- Use Temperature: 320 to 392 F
- Features: Encapsulating / Potting Compound
- Cure / Technology: Single Component System, Thermosetting / Crosslinking
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Supplier: Trelleborg Offshore
Description: Eccofloat DS-32 is an ultra high performance syntactic foam comprised of tiny hydro-space quality hollow glass microspheres in a resin matrix. The material is homogeneous in that pieces cut from a block will have the same properties as the original block.
- Bulk Density: 32 lbs/ft³
- Applications: Acoustics / Sound Proofing, Buoyancy, Structural / Composites
- Form / Shape: Board / Block / Bun, Stock Shape (Bar, Sheet, etc.)
- Material / Composition: Ceramic Foam
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Supplier: Trelleborg Offshore
Description: foam, made from high grade epoxy resin and hollow glass microspheres designed specifically for fabricating thermoforming plugs and other associated tooling. Available in block, sheet and rod form, Syntac® 350 is easily machined using standard shop tools and offers a lightweight,
- Bulk Density: 42 lbs/ft³
- Use Temperature: 350 F
- Thermal Conductivity: 0.8320165515825995 BTU-in/hr-ft²-F
- Form / Shape: Board / Block / Bun, Film / Sheet, Rod / Bar Stock, Stock Shape (Bar, Sheet, etc.)
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Supplier: Leader Global Technologies
Description: 2110 is produced using a modified PTFE and hollow glass micro spheres as filler. Description: Blue in color and produced with Modified PTFE and hollow glass micro spheres as a filler. Product Data MSDS Key Features: Increased Bolt Load Retention Reduced Creep Relaxation Excellent
- Maximum Operating Pressure: 800 psi
- Operating Temperature: -350 to 500 F
- Features: Other
- Material: Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE, Teflon®, etc.)
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'Plug-and-Play' Weight Reduction Solution by Hollow Glass Microspheres
Fillers have been in use since the early days of plastics. Today's enormous growth of the polymer industry is due to the unique. properties that fillers impart to polymers. Glass bubbles (low density hollow glass microspheres) as fillers have been incorporated into. thermoset polymers for decades
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Processing Behavior, Morphology and Benefits of Using Low Density Hollow Glass Microspheres in Polymer Wood Composites
Low density hollow microspheres have been produced and used in various thermoset applications for decades. The advent of highstrength,. low density glass microspheres that can survive high shear polymer processing operations such as injection molding in recent. years is now allowing thermoplastics
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" insulation in the form of hollow glass microspheres. Of late, he has focussed considerably on problems related to microelectronics devices and systems -- an area of considerable significance in a high tech world. "We help
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and then removed from. the silicon mold. Finally, fluidic connections to the channels. were punched with 15 gauge blunt needles (Howard Electronic. Instruments, USA). The PDMS replica was bonded. with clean glass slides after treating with air plasma for 2 min. 3.3 Experimental set-up. Pipette tips were
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A Microfluidic System for Biological Particle Enrichment Using Contactless Dielectrophoresis
. The degassed PDMS liquid. was then poured onto the silicon master and cured for 45 min. at 100 C (Fig. 1E). The solidified PDMS was removed from. the mold, and fluidic connections to the channels were. punched with 15-gauge blunt needles (Howard Electronic. Instruments, El Dorado, KS). Cleaned glass
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Development of microspheres for biomedical applications: a review
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Processing of Lightweight, High‐Strength Porcelains Using an Alumina Cement to Replace Feldspars and Clays
New lightweight, high‐strength porcelain bodies, using only nonplastic raw materials such as glass microspheres , quartz, and alumina cement, were fabricated and the effect of quartz particle size was investigated.
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Journal of Thermophysics and Heat Transfer > Thermal Performance of a Wire-Mesh/Hollow-Glass-Sphere Composite Structure
The filler materials included air and S15, S35, and S60HS hollow- glass microspheres tested at temperatures of 27, 57, 93, and 127 C with an interface pressure of 138 kPa (20 psi).
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Liver Radioembolization with 90Y Microspheres
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Preparation and characterisation of novel conducting lyosol
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Determination of Isostatic Collapse Strength of Hollow Glass Microspheres .
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