TY-Cobalt Oxide Industrial Black Powder for Ceramic Glaze Material Enquiries with Phase Confirmation
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ColorBlackPhysical formPowder
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CAS No.1307-96-6Purity99%
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AppearanceBlack PowderApplicationLithium Battery Materials, Ceramic Pigments, Glass
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ClassificationCobalt OxideEINECS No.215-154-6
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Grade StandardIndustrial GradeMolecular FormulaCoO
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Other NamesCobalt Monoxide / Cobalt TetroxideOxide TypeMetal Oxides
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Molecular Weight74.93SolubilityInsoluble in Water
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Density6.44 g/cm³MOQ1 MT
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Packaging25kg Bag, 500kg Bag, 1000kg Jumbo BagSupply Ability500 MT per Month
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SampleAvailableCertificateISO, COA, MSDS
Ceramic-glaze material enquiries should connect the actual cobalt-oxide grade to the formulation and process requirements. TY-Cobalt Oxide is described as industrial black powder in the cobalt-oxide family, with its offered phase and composition still to be confirmed.
Identify the oxide proposed for the glaze formulation
Obtain matched current technical, analysis and safety documents defining the actual phase and chemical composition. Reconcile the CoO entry and broader monoxide/tetroxide naming instead of treating the family name as proof that the offered grades are interchangeable.
- Confirm the actual oxide identity and chemical identifiers for the proposed material.
- Request the assay basis, impurity limits and relevant powder methods.
- Define the glaze ingredient role and representative formulation or process acceptance tests.
Assess the actual fired material rather than a use label
A ceramic-glaze direction does not establish a particular fired colour, finish or finished-material performance. Compare the confirmed grade through the process and application tests relevant to the actual formulation before approving it for the intended role.
Match physical criteria and documents to the confirmed grade
Confirm the applicable physical and solubility methods after identifying the offered oxide. Any required ISO evidence needs its actual certificate and scope, alongside current product analysis and safety documents, rather than being assumed from a certificate list.
Lithium-battery materials, ceramic pigments and glass are further identified directions with separate material requirements. For this glaze enquiry, use the confirmed phase, composition and powder criteria together with representative process results to judge the proposed oxide.
