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Columbia River Carbonates

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Columbia River Carbonates
Calcium carbonate. Acts as a filler / extender. It is a dry, extra fine and double classified natural CaCO3. Microna™ 2 is recommended for use in rubbers. Complies with TSCA, DSL and CONEG. Also... view more
Applications
  • Adhesives
  • Polymers>Synthetic Rubbers
Columbia River Carbonates
Calcium carbonate. Acts as a de-dusted filler / extender. Possesses brightness, uniformity, low binder level and suitable particle size distribution to accomplish excellent compactness as well as... view more
Applications
  • Adhesives
  • Sealants
  • Buildings & constructions>General caulking & sealing
Columbia River Carbonates
Microna™ 3 by Columbia River Carbonates is calcium carbonate. Acts as a filler / extender. It is a dry, fine and natural CaCO3. Microna™ 3 is used at high levels in putties, caulks and sealants because of its... view more
Applications
  • Adhesives
  • Sealants>Putty
  • Buildings & constructions>General caulking & sealing
Columbia River Carbonates
Calcium carbonate. Acts as a filler / extender. It is a white fine particle size additive with low binder level. Its lower cost minimizes the problems associated with oversize grit and offers... view more
Applications
  • Adhesives
  • Sealants>Putty
  • Polymers>Synthetic Rubbers
  • Buildings & constructions>General caulking & sealing
Columbia River Carbonates
Microna™ 10 by Columbia River Carbonates is calcium carbonate. Acts as a filler / extender. It is a white powder with no odor. Used for caulking applications. Complies with TSCA, DSL, and CONEG. Microna™ 10 is also... view more
Applications
  • Adhesives
  • Sealants
  • Buildings & constructions>General caulking & sealing
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