Industrial Barium Sulfate BaSO4, Stated 95% Purity for Masterbatch Filler Assessment
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ColorWhitePhysical formLumps , Masterbatch , Crystalline , Powder
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CAS No.7727-43-7Purity95%
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Appearancecrystal powder or lumpApplicationIndustrial masterbatch filler
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ClassificationSulphate
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Grade StandardIndustrial GradeMolecular FormulaBaSO4
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Other NamesBarium Sulfate, Barium SulfateTypebarium sulphate
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Product nameBarium SulfatePackage25kg/bag
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GradeIndustrial Grade
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MOQ1 TonUsageMasterbatch
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ColorPure White
Industrial barium sulfate provides the defined chemical identity for this masterbatch-filler enquiry. The material carries a stated 95% purity, while the actual physical form and analytical basis should be matched to the formulation being assessed.
Establish the offered BaSO4 analytical basis
Request current analysis identifying the assay method, reporting basis and relevant impurity limits. The stated percentage is not presented as a minimum guarantee, and it does not establish a particle profile or the production route of the offered material.
- Material record
- Match composition, technical information and safety documentation to the actual industrial grade.
- Powder record
- Confirm the supplied form, particle distribution and any surface-treatment specification.
- Colour record
- Obtain the relevant measurement method rather than interpreting a white designation as calibrated whiteness.
Connect filler selection to the masterbatch carrier
Identify the carrier or binder, the intended filler function and the processing conditions. Representative compounding and finished-article tests should establish whether the offered sulfate meets the project's acceptance criteria.
Define what the masterbatch trial must demonstrate
Agree the measurements needed for dispersion, appearance and any required mechanical outcome without assuming those results from chemical identity. No loading ratio or universal formulation fit is established by the stated purity.
Complete selection using the matched analysis and powder criteria together with results from the actual formulation. Food suitability, reagent qualification and certification require their own evidence and are not established for this industrial filler assessment.
