Cork dust 0 - 0,1 mm

Cork dust with such a fine fraction is useful in:

• Construction – Added to plasters, enhancing their thermal and sound insulation properties. Also used as an insulating material in structures and as a component of lightweight concrete.
• Fishing – Used in the production of bait balls for carp fishing, improving their effectiveness in attracting fish.
• Pyrotechnics – Used in the production of fireworks and special effects.
• Glassworks – Acts as a separator in glass moulds.
• Battery production – Applied in the manufacturing process of batteries.
• Paints and plasters – Used as an ingredient.
• 3D printing – Added to filaments.
• Modelling – Utilised in railway, architectural, and historical modelling as a realistic imitation of sand.

Yes, cork dust is a practical material for creating pop-ups. It is lightweight, buoyant, and helps achieve an effective bait shape. The fine cork structure ensures that pop-ups float steadily in water, enhancing their effectiveness. You can mix it with other ingredients, such as fish meal.

This cork granulate holds an official hygienic certificate issued by the National Institute of Public Health (PZH in Poland), confirming that it is completely safe for the skin – it does not cause allergies, irritations, or any side effects. Currently, we are the only company in Poland offering cork granulate with a PZH hygienic certificate. The granulate meets the requirements for projects that demand compliance with hygienic certification standards.

The main difference lies in particle size. Cork dust has a very fine structure, resembling flour, while granulated cork consists of larger particles. The choice depends on whether you need a fine, uniform material or granules in slightly larger fragments.

Keep it in a dry place, away from moisture and direct sunlight. Make sure it is stored in an airtight container.

Yes, it is a natural, non-toxic material that is safe for health. It contains no harmful chemicals and consists solely of ground cork.

However, it's advisable to avoid inhaling large amounts of fine dust while working – as with any dust, wearing a protective mask is recommended.