Biofillers are natural additives used in plastics to improve their mechanical and thermal properties, making them more durable and heat-resistant. These additives typically appear as fine powders or granules derived from agricultural or industrial by-products like rice hulls, coffee chaff, or wood fibers. Key features include their ability to reduce the carbon footprint of plastic products, enhance biodegradability, and provide cost-effective alternatives to traditional fillers. Used in packaging, automotive parts, consumer goods, and construction materials.
Alternatives include traditional mineral fillers like calcium carbonate and talc. Sub-types include cellulose-based and starch-based fillers.
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