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CAS NO. : 471-34-1

INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION OF CALCIUM CARBONATE

Sr. No Name of Industry Use Benefits
1. Paper Industry Filler to improve brightness, opacity, and print quality Enhances paper smoothness and printability
2. Plastics Industry Enhances strength, durability, and cost-efficiency. Improves thermal stability and impact resistance.
3. Construction Industry Integral in cement, lime, and concrete production. Provides strength and durability to building materials
4. Paints and Coatings White pigment and filler Improves durability and finishing
5. Food and Pharmaceuticals Dietary calcium supplement and antacid base Enhances calcium content and pH balance
6. Agriculture Industry Improves soil pH balance, enhances nutrient availability Neutralize acidic soil, improving soil structure and increases crop yield
7. Animal Feed provides essential calcium for animal growth calcium supplement in poultry and livestock feed, promoting bone
health and growth
8. Water Treatment Water softening and pH adjustment Reduces water hardness, prevents scale formation, and balances pH
levels in water systems
9. Glass Manufacturing Fluxing agent in glass production Reduces melting temperature, improves glass quality, and adds
durability
10. Cosmetics and Personal Care Filler and abrasive agent Provides a smooth texture, enhances product stability, and acts as a gentle abrasive.
11. Adhesives and Sealants Filler and extender Improves product viscosity, enhances adhesive properties, and reduces costs.

Ground Calcium Carbonate (GCC)
Synonyms: Natural Calcium Carbonate, Calcite, Limestone, Dolomite
Description: Naturally occurring, high-purity product.

Test Specification
Purity 98-99%
Particle Size 1-25 microns
Whiteness 90%

Precipitated Calcium Carbonate (PCC)
Synonyms: Synthetic Calcium Carbonate.
Description: Synthetically processed for higher purity and finer particle size.

Specifications:

Test Specification
Purity 99%
Particle Size 0.1-10 microns
Whiteness 95%

Coated Calcium Carbonate
Synonyms: Surface-Treated Calcium Carbonate.
Description: Surface treated to enhance compatibility with polymers.

Specifications:

Test Specification
Purity 98%
Particle Size 1-10 microns
Coating Material Stearic acid

Activated Calcium Carbonate
Synonyms: Activated CaCO.
Description: Enhanced reactivity for specific industrial applications.

Specifications:

Test Specification
Purity 99%
Particle Size 0.5-10 microns
Surface Area 5-15 m²/g

Ultrafine Calcium Carbonate

Synonyms: Nano Calcium Carbonate.
Description: Extremely fine particles for high-performance applications.
Applications: Advanced materials, high-gloss paints, high-performance plastics.

Specifications:

Test Specification
Purity 99.5%
Particle Size < 0.1 microns
Whiteness 98%

Calcium Carbonate is a highly versatile mineral compound extensively used across various industries due to its superior quality, purity, and wide range of applications. Extracted from naturally occurring high-purity limestone, it appears as a fine white powder. Our calcium carbonate is produced through meticulous processing to ensure consistent particle size and chemical composition, making it suitable for numerous industrial, commercial, and consumer uses.

Applications:
-Industrial, - Construction, - Agriculture, - Animal Feed, - Pharmaceutical, - Food Industry, - Water Treatment,

High purity ground marble, used as a bridging & weighting agent in drilling, work over & completion fluids. It is generally more pure with high hardness & provides better acid solubility. Available in different microns size.

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Sodium silicate is used in wastewater treatment plants as an iron flocculant and an alum coagulant.
It is used as hand-dyeing as a fixative.
It is used in Pottery.
It is widely used in food preservation, homebrewing, and aquaculture.

CAS NO. 1317-65-3

Content ''CaCo 90% Whiteness 95%''

CAS NO. 1313-82-2

Content Main content for 50 - 60%

Application "Swage Treatment, Tanning Smelting, Intermediate"

What is Calcium Carbonate?

Calcium carbonate is a colorless powder that is white and unscented. It is water insoluble to a large extent. Calcium carbonate is commonly known as CaCO3. It works as an antacid, a food coloring, and a fertilizer, among other things.



What are the Specifications of Calcium Carbonate?

Chemical Analysis Units ACI BB-WH-001 PCS
CaCO % by mass 98% 98% 98%
FeO % by mass 0.015 0.02 0.10
Density g/cm 2.7 2.7
Hardness MOH 3 2.5
Moisture % by mass 0.1 0.2 0.2
Whiteness % by mass 98.5 98 98


How to make Calcium carbonate?

Calcium carbonate is made by combining calcium oxide with carbon dioxide. After adding water to make calcium hydroxide, carbon dioxide is pushed through the solution to produce the required calcium carbonate, known as advanced calcium carbonate in the industry.



What are the uses in Ceramics?

Calcium carbonate is an important element in the manufacture of ceramics. Calcium carbonate is a cost-effective form of calcium oxide that is essential as a melting agent at higher degrees. It also enhances the mechanical and chemical strength of the glass body, as well as reducing shrinkage caused by fire.



What are the Applications in others?

Calcium carbonate is commonly used as a calcium supplement, antacid, phosphate binder, or pharmaceutical tablets. It is also seen in baking powder, toothpaste, and wine.



What are the Negative sides?

Calcium carbonate has the potential to induce bad impacts. People may be affected by stomach discomfort, constipation, dry mouth, increased urination, and lack of appetite, fast weight gain, bone discomfort, tiredness, and a lack of energy. If someone faces problems, they should get help as soon as possible.