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3M™ Glass Bubbles A16/500 A16/500 glass bubbles have a density of 0.16 g/cc and an isostatic crush strength of 500 psi. They have less than 1% sinkers by volume and are surface treated with methacrylato chromic chloride. |
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3M™ Glass Bubbles A20/1000 A20/1000 glass bubbles have a density of 0.2 g/cc and an isostatic crush strength of 1000 psi. They have less than 1% sinkers by volume and are surface treated with methacrylato chromic chloride. |
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3M™ Glass Bubbles D32/4500 D32/4500 glass bubbles have a density of 0.32 g/cc and an isostatic crush strength of 4500 psi. They have less than 1% sinkers by volume and are surface treated with methacrylato chromic chloride. |
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3M™ Glass Bubbles G65
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3M™ Glass Bubbles H20/1000 H20/1000 glass bubbles have a density of 0.2 g/cc and an isostatic crush strength of 1000 psi. They have less than 1% sinkers by volume and are surface treated with an epoxy silane. |
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3M™ Glass Bubbles H50/10000 EPX Floated series glass bubbles specially treated with coupling agents for high-tech applications. H50/1000 glass bubbles have a crush strength of 10,000 PSI and a true density of 0.50 g/cc. |
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3M™ Glass Bubbles iM16K 3M™ Glass Bubbles iM16K is a new addition to the 3M high strength glass bubbles product portfolio. This new product will change the way you think about plastics. 3M glass bubbles iM16K have a density of 0.46 g/cc and an isostatic crush strength of 16,500 psi. |
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3M™ Glass Bubbles iM30K These additives are 40 percent stronger than 3M’s previous leading high strength glass bubbles and, at 17 microns, are approximately half their size. 3M™ Glass Bubbles iM30K have a density of 0.6 g/cc and an isostatic crush strength of 28,000 psi. |
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3M™ Glass Bubbles K1 3M™ Glass Bubbles K1 have a density of 0.125 g/cc and an isostatic crush strength of 250 psi. The general purpose K Series glass bubbles are the most economical 3M glass bubbles |
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3M™ Glass Bubbles K11 Hollow glass bubbles specially formulated for highest strength to weight ratio. Lightweight, but with the strength for processing survival. K11 glass bubbles have a true density of 0.11 g/cc. |
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3M™ Glass Bubbles K15 3M™ Glass Bubbles K15 have a density of 0.15 g/cc and an isostatic crush strength of 300 psi. The general purpose K Series glass bubbles are the most economical 3M glass bubbles. |
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3M™ Glass Bubbles K20 3M™ Glass Bubbles K20 have a density of 0.2 g/cc and an isostatic crush strength of 500 psi. The general purpose K Series glass bubbles are the most economical 3M glass bubbles. |
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3M™ Glass Bubbles K25 3M™ Glass Bubbles K25 have a density of 0.25 g/cc and an isostatic crush strength of 750 psi. The general purpose K Series glass bubbles are the most economical 3M glass bubbles. |
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3M™ Glass Bubbles K37 K37 glass bubbles have a density of 0.37 g/cc and an isostatic crush strength of 3000 psi. The general purpose K Series glass bubbles are the most economical 3M glass bubbles. |
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3M™ Glass Bubbles K42HS K42HS glass bubbles have a density of 0.42 g/cc and an isostatic crush strength of 7,500 psi. |
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3M™ Glass Bubbles K46 3M™ Glass Bubbles K46 have a density of 0.46 g/cc and an isostatic crush strength of 6000 psi. The general purpose K Series glass bubbles are the most economical 3M glass bubbles. |
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3M™ Glass Bubbles S15 Because of their high strength-to-weight ratio and spherical shape, S15 glass bubbles are used by formulators to increase filler loading, lower viscosity, reduce shrinkage, reduce warping and increase buoyancy. |
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3M™ Glass Bubbles S22 S22 glass bubbles have a density of 0.22 g/cc and an isostatic crush strength of 400 psi. The S Series glass bubbles have smaller particle sizes than the K Series. |
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3M™ Glass Bubbles S32 3M™ Glass Bubbles S32 have a density of 0.32 g/cc and an isostatic crush strength of 2000 psi. The S Series glass bubbles have smaller particle sizes than the K Series. |
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3M™ Glass Bubbles S35 3M™ Glass Bubbles S35 have a density of 0.35 g/cc and an isostatic crush strength of 3000 psi. |
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3M™ Glass Bubbles S38 3M™ Glass Bubbles S38 have a density of 0.38 g/cc and an isostatic crush strength of 4000 psi. The S Series glass bubbles have smaller particle sizes than the K Series. |
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3M™ Glass Bubbles S38HS 3M™ Glass Bubbles S38HS have a density of 0.38 g/cc and an isostatic crush strength of 5500 psi. The S Series glass bubbles have smaller particle sizes than the K Series. The S38HS has a higher crush strength than the S38 glass bubble. |
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3M™ Glass Bubbles S38XHS 3M™ Glass Bubbles S38XHS have a density of .38 g/cc and an isostatic crush strength of 5500 psi with a minimum survival of 90% as compared to S38HS which has a target 90% survival of 5500 psi. Like all 3M glass bubbles, S38 glass bubbles are virtually insoluble in water or oil. |
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3M™ Glass Bubbles S42XHS 3M™ Glass Bubbles S42XHS have a density of 0.42 g/cc and an isostatic crush strength of 8000 psi. |
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3M™ Glass Bubbles S60/10000 S60 glass bubbles have a density of 0.6 g/cc and an isostatic crush strength of 10000 psi. The S Series glass bubbles have smaller particle sizes than the K Series. |
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3M™ Glass Bubbles S60HS S60HS glass bubbles have a density of 0.6 g/cc and an isostatic crush strength of 18000 psi (formerly S60/18000). |
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3M™ Glass Bubbles XLD3000 3M™ Glass Bubbles XLD3000 have a density of 0.23 g/cc and an isostatic crush strength of 3000 psi. These glass bubbles provide significantly lower density for better thermal conductivity at a given depth rating compared to S35 glass bubbles. |
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3M™ Glass Bubbles XLD6000 3M™ Glass Bubbles XLD6000 have a density of 0.30 g/cc and an isostatic crush strength of 6000 psi. These glass bubbles provide significantly lower density for better thermal conductivity at a given depth rating. |