Dualite® Microspheres are microscopic ultra-lightweight fillers made from a flexible polymer shell. The microspheres come in 2 forms: Unexpanded microspheres that can expand in process as an alternative to blowing agents, and Pre-expanded microspheres.

Microspheres (also called latex beads or latex particles) are spherical particles in the colloidal size range that are formed from an amorphous polymer such as polystyrene.

Jan 1, 2024 · Polymer microspheres are mainly used to manage exorbitant water production by sealing the high permeable channels called thief zones and facilitating water to flow into low permeable channels and recovering trapped oil remnants.

PolyMicrospheres, founded in 1990, specializes in microparticle development and controlled-release technologies. Using the most innovative polymerization and microencapsulation techniques, we develop and manufacture a complete range of …

Poly (methyl methacrylate) or PMMA microspheres are often used as spacers, medical fillers, and cores for metal coated spheres in a wide variety of applications including porous ceramics, self assembled microfluidic devices, biomedical research and life sciences. Polypropylene Spheres are highly spherical plastic particles.

Bangs Laboratories supplies a full range of uniformly sized polymeric microspheres that support a variety of applications in the life sciences. Available in diameters ranging from 20nm to 20µm, products exhibit excellent size uniformity.

Polysciences supplies a full range of uniformly sized polymeric microspheres that support a variety of applications in the life sciences. Available in diameters ranging from 50nm to 200µm, products exhibit excellent size uniformity.

Fluorescent Polymer Microspheres. Fluorescent microspheres emit bright and distinctive colors when illuminated by the light of wavelengths shorter than the emission wavelength. This property improves their contrast and visibility relative to background materials.

Meet the need for particulate materials with a variety of particle sizes and properties with Thermo Scientific™ 7000 Series Copolymer Microsphere Suspensions, useful as model systems for fluid mechanics experiments and as challenge particles for large pore filtration systems.

We offer Degradex ® PLGA- and PCL-based plain and fluorescent microspheres and nanoparticles. Plain PLGA microspheres and PLGA nanoparticles can be used in drug and RNA delivery formulations as control agents or be used to test system compatibility before loading an API into the carrier.