Hollow glass microspheres for low density drilling fluid

It is a free-flowing powder composed of thin-walled hollow glass microspheres. They have a high strength-to-density ratio, so they
Both light and strong enough to withstand machining. Made from soda lime borosilicate glass, these additives are chemically inert and water resistant. Hollow glass microspheres have a smooth, non-porous surface, and their spherical shape offers several advantages over irregularly shaped additives or fillers. They are used as a variety of additives
product. For example, they reduce the weight of cement used to strengthen oil wells and are used to insulate underwater pipelines,
Make it possible to extract more oil from the seabed. As an ingredient in plastic parts of your car, glass bubbles help reduce vehicle weight—improving fuel efficiency so you don't have to top up as often. They can be formulated into quick-drying, low-shrinkage caulks and other building materials.