3M™ Glass Bubbles S15, 210 KG by LG BAG/LG Bag
- 3M Product Number S15
- 3M ID 7100181476
Details
Highlights
- Density reduction allowing for weight reduction for auto repair fillers and better buoyancy properties
- Smaller particle size
- Chemical stability and inertness
- Temperature resistance
- Higher filler loading feasible and lower VOC for paints and coatings
- Thermal conductivity reduction
3M™ Glass Bubble S15 are engineered hollow microspheres made of soda-lime borosilicate glass with a true density of 0.15 g/cm³ and an isostatic crush strength of 300 psi / 21 bar.
These Glass Bubbles are designed for a number of industries, including auto body repair fillers and syntactic foams for buoyancy. The S15 Glass Bubbles create strong, stable voids and low thermal conductivity. The S series Glass Bubbles offer smaller particle sizes than the K series.
Specifications
| Appearance (Unaided Eye) | White Powder |
| Composition | Soda-lime Borosilicate Glass |
| Crush Strength (Imperial) | 300 psi (85% Minimum Fractional Survival) |
| Crush Strength (Metric) | 2.07 MPa (85% Minimum Fractional Survival) |
| Net Weight (Imperial) | 462.971 lb. |
| Net Weight (Metric) | 210 kg |
| Shape | Thin-walled Hollow Spheres |
| Typical Density | 0.15 g/cc |
| Typical Median Particle Diameter | 55 µm |
Resources
Safety Data Sheets
Document Number: MSDS_1048529_GB_EN
(PDF)
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