W-610 MICROSPHERES

WHITE GRADE CERAMIC MICROSPHERES
  • Product Type: White Solid Ceramic Microspher
  • Master Product Number: MITM00096
  • Product SKUs: ITM15840, ITM17441, ITM11488, ITM11532, ITM19341
  • CAS: 66402-68-4

Product Details

3M™ Ceramic Microspheres White Grade W-610 are solid, engineered particles with a typical whiteness (L Value) of 90 or greater and an effective d90 particle size of 32 μm. These unique particles offer formulation flexibility and may allow formulations with lower VOCs due to lower resin demand – as well as excellent scrub and burnish resistance.

Details

  • Increase solids and reduce resin demand while maintaining desired properties
  • Allows improved viscosity control
  • May allow formulations with lower Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)
  • Scrub, burnish and sag resistance for longevity and improved paint performance
  • Enhanced packing and higher filler loading to help reduce costs
  • UV transparent down to 250 nm and radiation curable

Specifications

Application Architectural Paints and Coatings
Color White, White
Color (unaided eye) White, powdery
Composition Alkali Alumino Silicate Ceramic
Crush Strength >60,000
Density (g/cc) 2.4
Shape Solid Spheroids

Typical Applications

  • Matte formulations
  • Consumer paint
  • Industrial coatings
  • Architectural coatings
  • Special purpose coatings

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