Cork dust 0-0,1mm - sample 50ml

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Model/Product no.: SMP-JR-0050-CD-1

Weight: 0.1 kg

Stock status: In stock

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When choosing cork dust for a project, you may want to see how fine the particles are, what the texture feels like and whether the material is suitable for what you have in mind. Photos do not always tell you everything. Rather than ordering a larger quantity straight away, you can start with a 50 ml sample, examine the cork dust up close and try it out on a small scale.

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WHY IS IT WORTH ORDERING A SAMPLE?

The 50 ml sample lets you examine cork dust before ordering a larger quantity. You can check the particle size, see what the texture is like and try a small amount in your project.

WHAT IS CORK DUST?

Cork dust is a finely ground form of natural cork. It is lightweight, dry and available in different particle sizes. It is used in a variety of applications, including modelling, fishing bait, specialist coatings and building materials.

IS THE SAMPLE DIFFERENT FROM THE FULL-SIZE PRODUCT?

No. The sample contains exactly the same cork dust as the corresponding full-size product, with the same particle-size range. The only differences are the quantity and the packaging.

Before ordering a larger quantity of cork dust, it is worth checking what the material actually looks and feels like. A 50 ml sample lets you examine the particles up close and try them out in your own project.

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#1 A PRACTICAL WAY TO START

If you have never worked with cork dust before, there is no need to order a large quantity straight away. You can start with a small sample and see whether the material is suitable for your project.

You can check the texture, examine the particle size and try the cork dust in practice. If you are choosing between different grades, samples also make it easier to compare them before deciding which one to order in a larger quantity.

#2 FINE NATURAL CORK

Cork dust is finely ground natural cork with a lightweight, dry texture. It is available in different particle sizes and is used in a wide range of applications, from model making and fishing bait to specialist plasters and coatings.

Each application may require a different particle size, so it is worth choosing the grade that best matches what you plan to make.