Barium Sulphate Barit Powder or Lump for Coating and Plastic Material Evaluation
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ColorWhitePhysical formLumps , Crystalline , Powder
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CAS No.7784-24-0Purity95%
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Appearancecrystal powder or lumpApplicationCoating
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ClassificationSulphateEINECS No.232-055-3
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Grade StandardElectron GradeMolecular FormulaBaSO4
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Other NamesBarit Barium Sulfate, Barium SulfateTypeBarium Sulfate
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Product nameBarium Sulphate Ba2So4GradeElectron Grade
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Package25kg/bagUsagePlastic
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ColorPure WhiteMOQ1 Ton
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CertificationISO9001
A barium sulphate enquiry needs to identify more than the chemical family. For this barit material, coating and plastic are the application directions, while the offered physical description covers crystal powder or lump; the required form should therefore be settled before a technical comparison begins.
Powder and lump answer different handling questions
State whether the coating or plastic project requires a ready-to-evaluate powder or another supplied form. Request the corresponding particle specification, because the phrase crystal powder or lump does not define a distribution, processing condition or dispersion result.
Ask what the grade designation covers
A grade name is useful only when it connects to the acceptance requirements for the intended application. Obtain product-specific chemical identification and current assay for this barium sulphate, then ask for the documents that support any required electronic-use or certification qualification.
Keep the technical brief precise
For a coating enquiry, identify the binder and finish to be evaluated. For a plastic enquiry, name the polymer and acceptance tests rather than assuming that a coating result transfers to a different matrix.
Approve the offered material with evidence
The barium sulphate name can focus an initial material discussion, but it does not establish compatibility with every formulation. Match the confirmed identity, supplied form and measured properties to the project before using trial results to decide whether the material should enter the approved specification.
A useful barit comparison ends with the right form and a documented application trial. That is the practical basis for deciding whether this particular barium sulphate material belongs in the coating or plastic project.
