Microsil 200S consists of coated inert microspheres obtained by thermal treatment at high temperatures, which creates a hard glass crust around a hollow space filled by air. It is designed to be used in applications where particle size is not a limiting factor that also require a lower viscosity or smaller absorption. It can be used as joint filler for drywall and gypsum boards, cement boards, mortars and stuccos, bitumen membranes for waterproofing, asphalt emulsions, resin based waterproofing coatings, putties and mastics, and tile adhesives.
Tolsa, S.A. offers in over 90 countries, a wide range of additives and industrial products that provide high added value and improve performance and efficiency of materials, so as to processes and systems to which are incorporated. Their products have a variety of applications including as additives and fillers and paints, coatings and epoxy adhesives, sealants and mastics for the adhesive and sealants industry.
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