Characteristics of fillers

The characteristics of fillers mainly include:

Improving material properties and reducing costs: fillers can be added to materials to improve the properties of materials, such as improving tensile strength, hardness, etc., and can also increase volume and weight, thereby reducing the cost of materials.
Good compatibility and dispersibility: fillers have good compatibility and dispersibility, which allows them to be evenly distributed in the material without causing uneven changes in material properties.
Giving new functions or improving existing functions: fillers can give plastic products new functions or improve existing functions, such as improving material stability, changing the physical and chemical properties of materials, etc.
Excellent filling effect: fillers have excellent filling effects and can effectively increase the volume of plastic products while maintaining their good physical properties.
Improving processing properties: fillers can improve the processing properties of resins, have no adverse reactions to other additives, and do not contain impurities that are harmful to resins, thereby simplifying the production process.
Good heat, water and chemical resistance: fillers have good heat, water and chemical resistance, and can maintain the stability and performance of materials under various environments.
Non-toxic and non-polluting: Fillers are usually non-toxic and non-polluting, meet environmental protection requirements, and are suitable for various applications that require safe and harmless materials.