Industries such as oil and gas, building, plastics, aerospace, automotive, and surface coating continue to be some of the leading consumers of cenospheres and new application areas are being devised at an encouraging pace. Owing to their natural properties, SEPPE cenospheres can be used in forms suc

Cenospheres (predominantly, glass ones) are added to formulations for marking of roads and airfields. The use of a thermoplastic composition for road markings can increase frost resistance, crack resistance, and salt resistance of coatings, as well as add reflective properties.

1.The spherical shape of cenospheres creates a low surface area tovolume ratio, which requires less resin, binder and water to wetout the surface.

Like fly ash, cenospheres are naturally occurring by-products of the burning process at coal-fired power plants. Unlike fly ash though, cenospheres are lightweight, inert, hollow spheres comprised largely of silica and alumina and filled with air or gases.