Available Size The size for glass beads can be customed by customer requirements. Sandblasting glass beads Filling media and abrasives Road making glass beads 30-80mesh 0.4-0.6mm BSW 30-50mesh (46mesh) 0.6-0.8mm BS 6088 A 40-60mesh (60mehs) 0.8-1mm BS 6088B 50-70mesh (80mehs) 0.8-1.2mm ASTM 70-100mesh (60mehs) 1-1.5mm AASHTO TYPE1 100-140mesh (100mehs) 1.5-2mm AASHTO TYPE2 150-200mesh (180mehs) 2-2.5mm EN
Glass Beads / Glass Microspheres used as sandblasting materials are with the characteristics of clearness, hardness, and toughness. They are manufactured from soda-lime-silica glass. We could also supply Glass Beads / Glass Microspheres manufactured from borosilicate glass upon requirement. Glass Beads / Glass Microspheres used as blasting materials offers the flexibility to remove many different
Micro glass beads are currently the most popular and common weighted blanket filling. Glass beads are highly durable, hypoallergenic, and odorless, and the most popular weighted filling of choice for most people. You may want to keep in mind that there have been some reports of cheaper glass beads containing lead. So always look out
Reflective glass beads are the essential material for the coating of road marking, it is mainly used for road marking. The glass beads for road marking can improve the retro-reflective performance of road surface coating and increase the safety of night driving. When driving at night, the lamp shines on the marking line with glass
Glass beads are made of broken glass, flat glass, and other raw materials by high temperature melting bead processing. Low thermal conductivity, high strength, good chemical stability, and the texture of glass beads themselves, glass beads instead of plastic raw materials are widely used in the filling, such as gravity blanket filling, compression filling, medical
The glass micro beads production line uses the principle of flame flotation to break the recycled waste glass into certain granular particles and send the glass particles into the flame in a certain way. Under the action of the flame, Glass particles are softened, melted, beaded, cooled, and solidified to become glass beads. Sandblasting glass
