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- Manufacturer: J. Rettenmaier
- Product Line: Natural and Synthetic Fibers
- Product: Central Fiber®
- Industries: Plastics
- Authorized Countries: Canada | United States
Central Fiber® CF 725
Central Fiber® CF 725 is a high-quality reclaimed cellulose fiber made from recycled paper products, for use as an environmentally friendly additive for various applications.
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Specifications
Appearance: Gray, fibrous powder
Water solubility: Insoluble
Moisture, %: 5.0 max
Oil absorption, g oil/g fiber: 3.70
Ash, %: 25.0
Particle size distribution: 149 µm
% retained: 98.9
Primary Chemistry:
Cellulose
- Manufacturer: J. Rettenmaier
- Product Line: Natural and Synthetic Fibers
- Product: Central Fiber®
- Industries: Plastics
- Authorized Countries: Canada | United States
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Canada
United States
Overview
Central Fiber® CF 725 is a nonabrasive cellulose fiber that offers exceptional rheology modification and sag control for coating applications and asphalt pavement formulations. This environmentally friendly, "green" additive is available as a gray, fibrous, insoluble powder with a particle size distribution of 149 µm and 054 mm length. Central Fiber® CF 725 also provides enhanced structural and dimensional stability and superior binding and bulking properties for ceramics, paints, molds, plastics, resins, rubbers, and more.
Specifications
Appearance: Gray, fibrous powder
Water solubility: Insoluble
Moisture, %: 5.0 max
Oil absorption, g oil/g fiber: 3.70
Ash, %: 25.0
Particle size distribution: 149 µm
% retained: 98.9
Primary Chemistry:
Cellulose
Features & Benefits
- Natural cellulose fiber
- Made from reclaimed paper products
- Environmentally friendly
- Rheology modifier
- Controls sag
- "Green" fiber
- Low ash content
- Nonabrasive
- Enhanced structural integrity and dimensional stability
- Excellent binding
- Lightweight bulking
- High porosity
- Cost-effective
Problems Solved
Poor stability or uniformity of finished products due to inadequate fiber stability
High raw material or energy costs
Applications
Coatings
Roof Coatings
Asphalt pavement
Cement
Ceramics
Construction
Cosmetics
Emulsions
Paints
Enzymes
Filtration
Glues
Molding
Compounds
Paper
Compounds
Plastics and resins
Rubber
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