XM-BA25 Natural Barium Sulphate BaSO4, 98% Industrial White Powder for Plastic, Coating and Printing
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ColorWhitePhysical formPowder
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CAS No.13462-86-7Purity98%
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Appearancewhite powderApplicationplastic,coating,print,battery
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ClassificationSulphateGrade StandardIndustrial Grade
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Molecular FormulaBaSO4TypeBarium Sulfate
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D503.3PH7±0.5
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Whiteness88oil absorption12-14
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spcifigravity4.3-4.4certificationISO
When a project specifically calls for natural barium sulphate, the mineral route matters as much as the chemical name. XM-BA25 is a white industrial BaSO4 powder with 98% purity, providing a model-specific starting point for plastic, coating and printing-material comparisons.
Start with the natural XM-BA25 identity
Keep this natural grade distinct from a precipitated barium sulfate when preparing the technical enquiry. Ask how the offered powder specification relates to the existing filler and the receiving matrix, rather than assuming that similar chemical names make the materials interchangeable.
Turn raw-powder values into trial questions
The pH value of 7±0.5 is a defined comparison point for XM-BA25. Particle distribution, treatment status and the method used for optical measurements still need confirmation before these powder characteristics can be linked to the formulation's acceptance criteria.
- Plastic or coating objective
- Identify the polymer or binder and the finished-property tests that will decide the trial.
- Printing objective
- Specify the ink system and the evidence needed to evaluate the natural powder in that matrix.
Keep each application approval separate
A material trial in one XM-BA25 formulation does not establish performance in another, including a battery-related use. Obtain the relevant composition limits and application-specific evidence before making that broader selection, without treating the 98% assay as a complete performance specification.
Use XM-BA25 to anchor the enquiry around a natural BaSO4 grade, then confirm its particle and treatment details. The successful comparison is the one that answers the target plastic, coating or printing project's own questions.
