//c glass: classification and id / advantages / applications
//e glass: classification and id / applications
technical forum / case studies / contact
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//Glass
Flake: index / features
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| Microglas® and Fleka® are registered trade names | |
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Microglas® Glass Flake consists of platelets of glass approximately 5 microns thick and 10-4000 microns wide.It is available in a choice of glass formulations and particle sizes to meet the needs of a wide range of applications. Microglas® Glass Flake is also available with a range of surface treatments to improve performance in specific resins. |  |
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| Microglas® Glass Flake is available in "C" and "E" glass formulations; these formulations are given below: | |
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| The most appropriate formulation must be considered for each application but in general terms C - glass gives improved resistance to acid environments whilst E - glass gives superior mechanical properties in the reinforcement of polymers and composites. | |
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