When mixed as part of a body filler or resin, these small particles serve a number of purposes for composite laminates.
- Fillers are used to reinforce strength or fill gaps in targeted areas, like fabric weave, butt joints, and the surface of core materials.
- Fillers are used to improve surfacing characteristics, like sanding.
- Fillers can be added to resin to prevent run-off or sagging in vertical applications.
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Talc is a component in most body fillers, and is often added for fairing and smoothing the finish of fiberglass...
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When blended with resin, these hollow glass spheres make a lightweight, sandable filler, perfect for filling in...
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A white, free-flowing powder, Thixotropic Silica is a thickening agent primarily added to resin to prevent run-off...
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These longer glass fibers are used to increase tensile and compressive properties of any resin, and even other...
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Mix this milled glass with any resin, body filler, or casting material to increase strength, bulk, and dimensional...
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This milled glass fiber features smaller 16 micron fibers when compared to our 1 ⁄ 16 " mill...
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Our chopped carbon fiber is commonly compounded with resins to create an easily molded composite material that is...
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Reinforce High-Impact Areas Kevlar ® Pulp is the lightest of the fillers and highly abrasion resi...
Fillers should be handled carefully due to their especially small size. When mixing, take special measure to avoid "dust" and direct contact with skin and eyes. When storing, fillers should be sealed tightly against moisture, heat, and general contamination.
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