XM-PB07 5000-Mesh Precipitated Barium Sulfate for Water-Based Coatings, Paints and Inks
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Particle-size designationMesh designationPhysical formPowder
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CAS No.NonePurityNone
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AppearancepowderApplicationwater-based coatings, paints, inks, plastics, rubber
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Other Namesprecipitated barium sulfateTypeBarium Sulfate
Water-based formulation work needs a mineral sample defined beyond a broad fineness label. XM-PB07 precipitated barium sulfate is offered as a powder with a 5000-mesh designation. Water-based coatings, paints, inks, plastics and rubber are named application directions, and a sample is available.
Give the 5000-mesh designation a defined basis
Ask what method and acceptance specification support the mesh description for this grade. Request the measured particle distribution with units before comparing XM-PB07 with another candidate. The designation should not be converted into D50 or a nanoscale classification without appropriate measurement evidence.
Obtain the assay needed for the aqueous formulation
Request current grade analysis and the relevant identity documents for the sample. Define any constituent or impurity limits required by the intended formulation. A broad high-purity description does not provide a numerical assay or replace the analytical information used in material acceptance.
- Identify the water-based binder and application process.
- Agree on the powder measurements needed for comparison.
- Assess the actual formulation against its acceptance criteria.
Qualify each application through its own trial
Evaluate the sample within the intended coating or ink system and its actual processing sequence. Plastic and rubber enquiries require separate conditions and evidence. The common powder identity does not establish universal compatibility, a fixed addition rate or a guaranteed finished-product improvement.
Link the sample with its documents
Name XM-PB07 in the technical request and keep the assay and particle report with the material tested. That makes the formulation comparison traceable to the actual grade under consideration.
