Fillers and fibers appear as fine powders, granules, or fibrous reinforcements. Common fillers such as calcium carbonate, silica, and talc enhance film thickness and rheology, while fibers like glass, aramid, and cellulose provide reinforcement against cracking and abrasion. Their ability to improve scratch resistance, thermal stability, and barrier properties makes them indispensable in industrial, protective, and architectural coatings.
The industry trend is shifting toward functionalized fillers, including surface-treated minerals and bio-based fibers. Alternatives such as nano-fillers and polymeric microspheres offer similar benefits with improved dispersion and lower density, catering to lightweight, high-performance applications. Sub-types include natural and synthetic fillers. Regulatory bodies like REACH and the EPA promote the use of low-dust and non-toxic fillers.
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