Cellulose Powder
Cellulose is used in multiple industrial applications and cellulose fibers in coatings of welding electrode are one of the oldest application for these types of fillers. It improves the welding properties of the electrodes depending upon the type and structure of the coating.
A cellulosic electrode covering consists of naturally occurring minerals, metallic oxides, and organic compounds where cellulose (wood pulp) is the primary constituent, normally 30-40% of the coating. In their formation, the mixture of metal oxides and organic materials is bonded on the core wire with the help of binders. These coatings on melting give sound weld protection along with the formation of slag. Besides some limitations on their usage, some factors make them exceptional in intricate applications.
| Chemical & physical properties | Specification |
|---|---|
| Characteristic | Short Fibre, White |
| Cellulose content % by mass, (Assay method) | Approx. 99.5 |
| Average Fiber Length, µm | 60 |
| Average Fiber Thickness, µm | 20 |
| Bulk Density, gjLitre, (One Tap) | 250-350 |
| Whiteness(absolute value, 461 nm), % | 85 ± 5 |
| Residue on ignition, % NMT | 1.5 |
| pH Value | 6 ± 1 |
| Loss on drying, % NMT | 7 |
| Passing 100 BSS, Mesh size, % NLT | 95 |
| Chemical & physical properties | Specification |
|---|---|
| Characteristic | Short Fibre, White |
| Cellulose content % by mass, (Assay method) | Approx. 99.5 |
| Average Fiber Length, µm | 60 |
| Average Fiber Thickness, µm | 20 |
| Bu,lk Density, gjLitre, (One Tap) | 250-350 |
| Whiteness(absolute value, 461 nm), % | 85 ± 5 |
| Residue on ignition, % NMT | 0.3 |
| pH Value | 6 ± 1 |
| Loss on drying, % NMT | 7 |
| Passing 100 BSS, Mesh size, % NLT | 95 |
Packaging Details
Unique Features of Microcrystalline Cellulose
Angle of Repose
Customized Bulk Density
Excellent Flowability
Better Compressibility
