XM-CSC2 Industrial Calcium Sulfate White Crystal Powder for Plastic, Rubber and Coating

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Product description
  • Color
    White
    Physical form
    Crystalline , Powder
  • CAS No.
    7778-18-9
    Purity
    92%
  • Appearance
    White Cystal Powder
    Application
    plastic, rubber, coating, paint, papermaking
  • Classification
    Sulphate
    Grade Standard
    Industrial Grade
  • Molecular Formula
    CaSO4
    Other Names
    Calcium Sulphate
  • Type
    Calcium Sulfate
    Product name
    Calcium Sulphate
  • Whiteness (%)
    92
    Hs code
    2833299090
  • PH Value
    6-7
    Grade
    Industral Grade
  • Moisture (%)
    0.2 - 0.3
    Content (%)
    ≥ 98
  • Loose density
    0.1-0.4
    Sample
    Availiable

Material phase and particle form matter when a calcium sulfate sample is being matched to a process. XM-CSC2 is an industrial white crystal powder named for plastic, rubber, coating, paint and papermaking enquiries. Its stated whiteness is 92%, with pH of 6–7 and moisture of 0.2–0.3%.

Confirm the XM-CSC2 phase before defining the trial

Request grade-specific evidence of the hydration state and a current assay. Make sure the material acceptance brief identifies which phase is required by the intended process. A generic calcium sulfate name should not substitute for the phase documentation needed to evaluate a particular sample.

Ask for morphology rather than assuming reinforcement

Obtain particle measurements and, where relevant, microscopy describing the sample's actual form. If a project requires a whisker geometry, define the dimensions and verification method explicitly. White crystal appearance alone does not establish aspect ratio or a reinforcing effect in a finished polymer.

Keep whiteness separate from composition

The stated 92% whiteness is an optical powder parameter and needs its own test method. Review moisture and pH independently against the process requirements. None of these measurements supplies a substitute for an assay or predicts the finished material's appearance and mechanical behaviour.

Use the available sample for a defined comparison

A sample can be requested for evaluation in the selected plastic, rubber, coating or paper system. Agree on the relevant processing and final-product criteria before testing. Connect the sample record with its phase, particle and analytical documents so that a selection decision follows evidence from the actual material.