Cork dust 0 - 0,50 mm - 10 kg (100 liters) - BESTSELLER!

A magical fairy dust for construction and fishing?

Cork Powder – the secret ingredient for builders, anglers, and nature lovers

Who needs our Cork Powder?

Cork Dust: The sustainable and versatile building material

• Different volumes available in our shop online.


• Made from the highest quality natural cork – no synthetic materials or harmful chemicals.


• Light-weight natural cork building material – easy to transport and work with.


• Comes in a fine powder form, perfect for filling hard-to-reach places.


• Different factions to choose.


• The average Cork Dust density up to 0.25 mm is 90-110 kg/m³, and 0.2-0.5 mm is 60-80 kg/m³.

Discover the many uses of Cork Sand! The best advantages with Cork Powder

• Cork Powder as a building material is an excellent insulator and does not conduct electricity, making it ideal for electrical applications.


• Due to its high flammability and explosiveness, Cork Dust is used to create explosions, in the production of fireworks and sparklers.


• Cork Powder can be added to various products as a component that increases lightness, elasticity, insulation and reduces density.


• Cork Dust is used as a separator when casting glass in cast iron moulds.


• Cork Powder is essential for the battery industry as it creates an insulating layer between the casting mould and alloy, preventing sticking and ensuring a smooth surface finish. It also slows down the crystallization of the alloy, ensuring uniform solidification.


• Resistant to UV radiation and biological corrosion, making it perfect for outdoor use.


• Chemically inert, does not react with gases or liquids (great for scientific experiments or lab work).


• Can be used as a decorative material for nativity scenes, table centrepieces, and other creative projects.


• Can be mixed with glue or resin to create custom composite materials.


• The best material to create cork ball pop-ups and cork dust pop-ups for fishing.


• A great alternative to cork rolls and cork sheets, which may not fit in certain spaces.


• Easy to clean up and dispose of – simply sweep or vacuum up any excess dust.


• Can be used as a filling material for decorations such as vases or bowls.


• The great imitation of sand makes it ideal for use in dioramas, mock-ups, theatrical scenery, and more.

Ready to revolutionize your building materials and fishing game?

Natural Cork Dust: Tips for choosing the right fraction for optimal result

Before purchasing, it's important to choose the right fraction of Cork Dust for your specific application to ensure the best results. Fraction up to 0.1 mm applies to fine arts, crafts, and DIY projects. In the smallest fraction, up to 0.15 mm, Cork Dust is used in the chemical industry and 3D printing.

Fraction up to 0.25 mm is perfect for insulation and construction applications. Cork Dust for pop-up balls should be less than 0.5 mm in diameter. Fraction up to 0.5 mm is ideal for industrial use, such as in the manufacturing of rubber products, abrasives, and plastics.

Fraction 0.2-0.5 mm is commonly used in the production of cork agglomerates and composites, as well as in the creation of decorative finishes for furniture and walls. Cork Dust with a fraction of 0.2-0.5 mm is also dedicated to the production of glassware. Used as a separator, leaves no inclusions.

Cork dust 0-0.5 mm is a biomass with a good calorific value. Cork Dust 0-0.5 mm perfectly imitates railway crushed stone, green areas and gravel paths.

Frequently asked questions about Cork Dust:

A:No, our Cork Dust is completely natural and untreated.

Q: Is Cork Powder biodegradable?

A: Yes, Cork Powder is biodegradable and will naturally decompose over time.

Q: How is natural cork crushed?

A: Natural cork is crushed using a machine called a hammer mill. Parts of natural cork are fed into the machine, where they are broken down into small particles.

Q: How do I store Cork Dust?

A: Cork Dust should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. It is best to keep it in a sealed container to prevent moisture and dust from accumulating.

Q: Can Cork Powder be used in the garden?

A: Yes, Cork Powder can be used as a natural mulch in the garden. It helps to retain moisture and suppress weeds. But Cork Dust should not be used as a fertilizer. It is not a suitable material for plant growth.

Cork Powder? A fishing essential!

If you're an avid fisherman, you know that having the right bait can make all the difference. That's where Cork Dust comes in! Cork Powder is a popular material for making buoyant bait and pop-ups that are irresistible to fish.

Cork balls fishing is a technique that has been used for years, and for good reason. The buoyancy of cork dust pop ups can help keep your bait at the right depth, making it more visible to fish and increasing your chances of a catch. Plus, Cork Dust is a natural material that won't harm the environment or fish.

Cork Powder is easy to work with and can be mixed with other materials to create custom bait and pop-ups. To make pop-ups for fishing with Cork Powder, start by mixing the material with a small amount of water to form a paste. You can add any desired flavours or scents to the paste, such as a fishing flavouring or any other scent that might attract fish. Roll the cork paste into small balls or shapes of your choice and place them on a non-stick surface to dry.

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