XM-CSC2 Industrial Calcium Sulfate CaSO4 White Crystal Powder, Anhydrous Grade Enquiry
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ColorWhitePhysical formCrystalline , Powder
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CAS No.7778-18-9Purity92%
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AppearanceWhite Cystal PowderApplicationplastic, rubber, coating, paint, papermaking
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ClassificationSulphateGrade StandardIndustrial Grade
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Molecular FormulaCaSO4Other NamesCalcium Sulphate
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TypeCalcium SulfateModel NumberXM-CSC2
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Product nameCalcium SulphateWhiteness (%)92
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Hs code2833299090PH Value6-7
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GradeIndustral GradeMoisture (%)0.2 - 0.3
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Content (%)≥ 98Loose density0.1-0.4
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SampleAvailiable
A calcium-sulfate sample enquiry should define the actual powder before a processing benefit is considered. XM-CSC2 is an industrial white crystal powder with an anhydrous designation, 92% whiteness, pH 6–7 and moisture of 0.2–0.3%.
Confirm phase and chemical acceptance together
Request current chemical identification, hydration-state evidence and a common reporting basis for assay and content. The anhydrous designation identifies the enquiry, but the actual supplied phase and accepted chemical limits should be established through current grade documents.
Complete the physical powder profile
Obtain unit-defined loose density and measured particle information for the offered XM-CSC2. Confirm the whiteness, pH and moisture methods, plus any treatment details, before comparing those raw-material properties with the intended process requirement.
- Material question
- Which actual chemical, phase and measured powder specification applies?
- Process question
- Which plastic, rubber, coating or papermaking conditions will decide acceptance?
Use the available sample for a defined trial
Samples are available, with terms and handling information to be confirmed for the evaluation. Ask which current technical documents will accompany the evaluation material. Agree the properties that matter in the actual binder, polymer or paper process, rather than inferring a morphology or reinforcing effect from the powder name.
Include the model and requested phase, assay and density definitions in the technical enquiry. A confirmed grade report followed by a relevant sample trial makes the calcium-sulfate comparison concrete without an assumed purity, particle shape or formulation-performance guarantee.
