Cork dust 0,2 - 0,5 mm

Cork dust is used across a variety of fields:

• Construction – It’s added to plasters to enhance thermal and acoustic insulation. It also works well as an insulator in structural applications and as a component of lightweight concrete.
• Fishing – Used in the production of carp bait balls, helping to increase their effectiveness in attracting fish.
• Pyrotechnics – Plays a role in the manufacturing of fireworks and special effects.
• Glassworks – Acts as a separating material in moulds used for glass production.
• Battery manufacturing – Serves as one of the components in the production process.
• Paints and plasters – Incorporated into various mixtures.
• 3D printing – Added to filaments as an ingredient.
• Modelling – Popular for creating realistic scenery, particularly as a sand substitute in architectural, historical and railway models.

Yes – it’s a natural, non-toxic material free from harmful chemicals. What’s more, this cork granulate comes with an official hygiene certificate issued by the National Institute of Public Health (PZH). This document confirms the product is completely safe for skin contact – it causes no allergies, irritation or other adverse reactions.

At present, we are the only supplier in Poland offering cork granulate with this certification, making it the perfect choice for projects that require compliance with strict hygiene standards.

Absolutely – cork dust is exceptionally light. This is thanks to its honeycomb-like structure, which traps a large amount of air within its cells.

Yes, cork dust is a renewable energy resource. Its use as biomass aligns with sustainable development principles and supports efforts to reduce harmful emissions.