XM-BO01 Natural Barite Barytes (Barium Sulfate) for Industrial Paint Evaluation
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ColorWhitePhysical formPowder
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CAS No.13462-86-7Purity90-98%min
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AppearanceWhite PowderApplicationPaint
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ClassificationSulphateEINECS No.236-664-5
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Grade StandardIndustrial GradeMolecular FormulaBaSO4
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Other NamesbariteTypeBarium Sulfate, Barite Lump
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Model NumberXM-BO01ColorPure White and shiny
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BaSO4 Content90-95%Prodect nameBarite/Nature BaSO4/Barytes
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Weight4.2±0.3ShapeBarite Lump
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PH9~10Certification 1material certification
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Certification 2RoHS certificationCertification 3REACH certification
A paint-material enquiry needs a clear description of the material supplied before preparation is planned. XM-BO01 is named as natural barite or barytes barium sulfate for industrial use. It has a pure white and shiny colour description, with stated pH of 9–10.
Confirm the XM-BO01 material form
Ask for written confirmation of the supplied form and a representative sample. Identify any preparation required before the material can enter the intended paint comparison. A mineral name does not establish whether the proposed supply meets the project's powder or other feedstock specification.
Agree on the assay for the selected grade
Request current analysis and define the compositional limits required by the project. Keep the grade acceptance basis explicit in the enquiry. A broad mineral description should not substitute for the sample-specific report used to decide whether preparation and formulation trials are appropriate.
Give pH and particles their own measurement basis
Obtain the method supporting the stated pH range of 9–10. Request the complete particle specification relevant to the confirmed supplied form. Neither the pH nor the white appearance independently establishes paint compatibility, dispersion or a finished-film result.
Verify the documents needed for procurement
Request relevant identity, material and compliance documents where required by the purchasing specification. Confirm their scope against the grade and sample under consideration. Evaluate the actual prepared material in the selected paint binder and retain those results with the analytical record before acceptance.
