Natural Industrial Barium Sulfate Powder, D97 13.3μm, 86–94% Whiteness, for Coating and Plastic Trials

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Product description
  • Particle-size designation
    D97 specified
    Color
    White
  • Physical form
    Powder
  • CAS No.
    13465-86-7
    Purity
    96%
  • Appearance
    White Powder
    Classification
    Sulphate
  • Grade Standard
    Industrial Grade
    Molecular Formula
    BaSO4
  • Other Names
    BaSO4
    Type
    Barium Sulfate
  • Usage
    Powder coating, paint, plastic, etc.
    Name
    Barium sulfate / Blanc fixe / Barite powder
  • BaSO4 purity
    >96%
    Particle size
    D97 13.3 micron
  • Whiteness
    86-94%
    Color
    White
  • Certificate
    ISO
    Hs code
    25111000.00
  • ph
    7+-0.5
    Loss on ignition
    1.2

A useful grade enquiry distinguishes a model designation from a tested application. This natural industrial white barium sulfate has the actual designation Drilling Barium, with D97 at 13.3μm, whiteness of 86–94% and pH 7±0.5 for technical comparison.

Confirm the guaranteed chemical limits

Request current analysis and the actual assay boundary that applies to the offered grade. Agree the reporting basis and accepted chemical specification before treating a purity description as a purchase guarantee.

Compare the upper particle percentile carefully

Use D97 at 13.3μm alongside the intended formulation's particle requirement and ask for the full distribution. Confirm the particle and whiteness methods, plus any treatment information, before connecting raw-powder measurements with dispersion or optical performance.

Measurement request
Obtain the unit and conditions used for loss on ignition. Confirm the pH test conditions alongside the reported 7±0.5 tolerance.
Formulation request
Define the coating, paint, plastic or printing system and its trial criteria.

Qualify any drilling or certificate requirement

The Drilling Barium model name does not establish drilling-fluid performance or approval. Any drilling enquiry needs its own material specification and evidence, while an ISO requirement needs an applicable certificate with a clear scope.

Include the actual designation, accepted assay and target formulation in the technical enquiry. A confirmed powder profile and a relevant application trial make the comparison practical without a model-based performance assumption or an undocumented certification claim.

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