microfibers, wood cellulose fibers, putty for wood bonding, microfibers for epoxy resin
(net weight: 2.50 kg)
Very fine wood cellulose fibers, used to reinforce the matrix and create structural adhesives for various applications. Microfibers absorb and hold great amounts of resin. Very hard wearing, hard to sand, very good for bonding wood. Where a strong bond is required microfibers should be preferred. Suggested quantity to add in putties depends upon application.
Technical characteristics
Loose density (g/l): > 40
Moisture content (%): < 7.5
Average Fiber Length (μ): 155
Average Fiber Thickness (μ): 1 to 2
Average Fiber Width (μ): 20
Conversion data
1 l = 1.057 qt = 33.814 fl oz
Loose density (g/l): > 40
Moisture content (%): < 7.5
Average Fiber Length (μ): 155
Average Fiber Thickness (μ): 1 to 2
Average Fiber Width (μ): 20
Conversion data
1 l = 1.057 qt = 33.814 fl oz
