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Basic Knowledge: Comparison of Physical Properties of Lepcomica and Other Inorganic Fillers [Study Edition]

Basic Knowledge: Comparison of Physical Properties of Lepcomica and Other Inorganic Fillers [Study Edition]

Comparing Lepcomica with other representative inorganic fillers! Talc, Wollastonite, Glass Fiber... Comparing their respective strengths and weaknesses!

I compared five representative inorganic fillers that are often heard of as comparisons to mica. Mica Talc Glass beads Wollastonite Milled fiber Glass fiber Please compare the physical properties of each. Feel free to download the detailed content. ↓↓↓↓↓↓↓

  • plastic
  • Engineering Plastics
  • Organic Natural Materials
  • Inorganic Filler

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Thermal conductive inorganic filler "Dipyroxide #7300 Series"

Thermal conductive inorganic filler "Dipyroxide #7300 Series"

A composite oxide-based filler with high thermal conductivity and low mechanical wear resistance at the conventional alumina ratio.

The Dipyroxide #7300 series is an alumina-based composite oxide powder (thermal conductive filler) developed by applying our synthetic technology for composite oxide pigments. By combining alumina with a small amount of several metal oxides, it has a higher thermal conductivity compared to alumina. Additionally, its rounded shape and low hardness help reduce wear on molds, molding machines, pumps, and blades or drills used during the processing of molded products, contributing to longer equipment lifespan and prevention of contamination.

  • Secondary Cells/Batteries
  • Inorganic Filler

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