Industrial Cobalt Oxide CoO TY-Cobalt Oxide Powder for Enamel, Glass and Pottery Enquiries

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Product description
  • Color
    Black
    Physical form
    Powder
  • CAS No.
    1307-96-6
    Purity
    Co 72-74
  • Model Number
    TY-Cobalt Oxide
    Appearance
    black powder
  • Application
    magnetic materials
    Classification
    Cobalt Oxide
  • EINECS No.
    215-154-6
    Grade Standard
    Industrial Grade
  • Molecular Formula
    CoO
    Other Names
    Cobalt Oxide
  • Melting point:
    1785 °C
    density:
    6.45
  • Water Solubility:
    insoluble
    HS Code:
    28220090.00

Enamel, glass and pottery projects should specify the oxide identity and constituent requirements before a pigment-material comparison. This industrial black powder is listed as TY-Cobalt Oxide with a stated CoO formula. Magnetic materials are another named evaluation context.

Confirm the cobalt analysis needed by the formulation

Request a current sample-linked report that states the cobalt result with explicit units and an analytical basis. Include the impurity limits required by the actual project. A model name and black appearance do not establish every composition criterion needed for an enamel, glass or pottery process.

Read thermal and water-solubility information in context

The reported melting point is 1785°C, with water solubility described as insoluble. Obtain the relevant measurement methods before using these descriptions in a material comparison. A melting-point value does not provide a processing temperature, thermal operating limit or guarantee of behaviour in a finished formulation.

Link pigment and magnetic-material acceptance to separate trials

Enamel, glass or pottery
Define the actual formulation and the observations used to judge the sample.
Magnetic-material project
Agree the required material specification and measured performance criteria.
Physical comparison
Request current particle information and density data with units and a clear reporting basis.

Review actual-process results after confirming the sample identity and constituent analysis. Keep technical and handling documents with the tested material records, and assess each intended use independently before making a final selection.