Cenospheres, also known as Hollow Ceramic Microspheres, are high-performance, lightweight, and inert nonmetallic spherical materials. Composed primarily of silica (SiO2) and alumina (Al2O3), these microspheres share similar properties with glass and ceramics, providing a superior alternative to irregular fillers due to their 100% spherical geometry, which significantly enhances processing efficiency and final product performance.
Engineered for versatility, these ultra-low-density spheres are chemically inert, ensuring they remain unaffected by water, solvents, acids, or alkalis. By replacing traditional minerals, Cenospheres can reduce the overall weight of composite materials by up to 75%, while simultaneously improving flowability, thermal insulation, and mechanical strength across various industrial applications.
| Main Composition | SiO2 (50-65%), Al2O3 (25-35%) | Floating Rate | ≥ 95.0% |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bulk Density | 0.35 - 0.45 g/cc | Fire Resistance | 1600 - 1700 ℃ |
| Available Mesh | 20, 40, 50, 60, 80, 100, 150 mesh | Particle Size | 100μm to 850μm (Grade dependent) |
| Color | Gray to Light Gray | Chemical Nature | Inert (Acid/Alkali resistant) |
| Physical Form | 100% Spherical Microspheres | Moisture Content | Low/Controlled |
Completely unaffected by solvents, water, acids, or alkalis, ensuring long-term stability.
75% lighter than traditional mineral fillers, significantly reducing the total weight of components.
Exceptional low thermal conductivity and high heat resistance up to 1700℃.
The 100% spherical shape optimizes processing and reduces friction during manufacturing.
Provides high structural integrity while maintaining low density and low shrinkage.
Reduces resin demand and overall material costs while improving VOC performance.
Used in fireproof paints, vehicle putties, and insulating coatings to reduce VOCs.
Enhanced specialty cements, mortars, roofing materials, and acoustical panels.
Ideal for BMC/SMC molding, PVC floors, nylon, HDPE, and polypropylene.
Applied in castables, fire bricks, and aluminium cement for high-heat zones.
Optimizing brake blocks, engine parts, and body fillers for weight reduction.
Utilized in oil well cements, drilling muds, and lost circulation aids.
| Performance Metric | Standard Fillers | Cenosphere Microspheres |
|---|---|---|
| Material Weight | Standard Density | 75% Weight Reduction |
| Resin consumption | High Requirement | Significantly Reduced |
| Thermal Stability | Moderate | Ultra-High (up to 1700℃) |
| VOC Emissions | Normal | Lowered VOC Levels |
| Processing Flow | Irregular/High Friction | Optimized Spherical Flow |
Cenospheres are primarily composed of silica (SiO2) and alumina (Al2O3), making them chemically similar to glass and ceramic materials.
They reduce costs by lowering the demand for expensive resins, reducing the overall weight of the final product, and improving manufacturing efficiency through better flowability.
They are highly effective in specialty cements, mortars, grouts, stucco, roofing materials, and acoustical panels for improved insulation and weight reduction.
Yes, because they are chemically inert, they are not affected by solvents, water, acids, or alkalis, making them ideal for harsh industrial environments.
Our Cenospheres exhibit exceptional fire resistance with a temperature threshold ranging between 1600℃ and 1700℃.
We provide flexible packaging options including 20kg or 25kg net kraft paper bags, as well as large big bags of 500kg, 600kg, or 1000kg.