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Cork powder 0,2 - 0,5 mm

Using the wrong bait balance can turn a relaxing day on the water into a frustrating one with barely a nibble. And when it comes to construction? Overburdening materials can lead to unsightly cracks and expensive fixes. What you really want is a smart, lightweight option that’s strong, safe, and adaptable – exactly what 0.2–0.5 mm natural cork dust delivers. Skip the trial-and-error approach and go with a proven solution that gets the job done right from the start.

Got questions about cork dust? We've got clear and concise answers just for you!

WHAT CAN YOU DO WITH CORK DUST?

Cork dust has a surprisingly wide range of uses across industries:

Construction & Insulation – Mixed into plasters and lightweight concrete to boost thermal and sound insulation. It’s a go-to for eco-conscious builders.
Fishing – An essential ingredient in floating carp baits, helping improve buoyancy and fish attraction.
Fireworks & Effects – Included in pyrotechnic formulations for enhanced performance.
Glass Casting – Serves as a separation layer in molds used for crafting glass components.
Battery Production – A functional additive during various manufacturing stages.
Paint & Coatings – Blended into finishes to enhance texture or insulation qualities.
3D Printing – Incorporated into filaments for a natural-looking, lightweight effect.
Model Making – Loved by hobbyists for simulating realistic sand or gravel terrain in model railroads and architectural scenes.

IS NATURAL CORK DUST SAFE TO HANDLE?

Yes – 100% safe. It’s an all-natural material with zero harmful chemicals. Our cork granules come with a verified hygiene certification from the Polish National Institute of Public Health (PZH), ensuring they’re non-irritating, hypoallergenic, and perfectly safe for skin contact.

In fact, we’re the only supplier in Poland offering cork dust with this level of certification — ideal for applications requiring strict hygiene standards.

IS CORK DUST REALLY THAT LIGHT?

Absolutely – cork dust is impressively lightweight due to its honeycomb cellular structure, which naturally traps air within. It’s one of the lightest materials you'll find for this type of application.

CAN YOU USE CORK DUST AS BIOMASS?

You sure can. Cork dust is a renewable energy source and aligns perfectly with sustainable living practices. It contributes to reducing environmental impact and lowering emissions.

Cork dust is a fine, powder-like granule that feels a lot like flour or soft sand. It’s lightweight and flexible, making it a perfect fit for everything from artistic projects to industrial use. Plus, it retains the natural perks of cork — flexibility, water resistance, and eco-friendliness.

When it comes to angling, precision is everything. Cork dust is a game-changer for making pop-up boilies — it keeps your bait floating just right, neither sinking too fast nor rising too high. And the best part? It’s completely natural and leaves no pollutants behind.

If you’re into model building or crafting realistic dioramas, cork dust is your secret weapon. It replicates sandy or gravel textures beautifully and helps bring miniature scenes to life with authenticity.