XM-PB07 Natural Barium Sulfate Barite Powder, 98.5% Purity, for Industrial Formulation Trials
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ColorWhitePhysical formPowder
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CAS No.13462-86-7Purity98.5%
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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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PH7-9Whiteness98.5
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D500.7oil absorption12-14
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certificationISOspecificgravity4.4
XM-PB07 provides an actual model for this natural industrial barium sulfate enquiry. The white powder has 98.5% purity, pH 7–9 and a stated specific gravity of 4.4, giving the technical discussion a defined chemical and physical starting point.
Anchor the enquiry to the offered XM-PB07
Request current chemical analysis and confirm the specification that applies to the material being offered. Use the natural designation and actual model together, rather than treating a model code alone as proof of a production route or a particular powder profile.
Get a current particle and optical report
Ask for unit-defined particle distribution and a measured whiteness result with its scale and method. Include oil-absorption units and any treatment information, so the formulation comparison uses a complete and consistent powder specification.
Which application will decide acceptance?
Identify the intended plastic, coating or printing system and its relevant acceptance tests. Evaluate the offered grade in that system before drawing conclusions about dispersion, finish or compatibility.
Qualify battery and certificate requirements separately
A battery enquiry needs its own chemistry requirements and supporting qualification results. Obtain applicable ISO certificate scope when required, rather than treating a broad label or an industrial material name as an approval.
Send the model, assay and intended process brief with the technical enquiry. Those details help define which powder reports and trial results are necessary for an informed selection without an assumed end-use guarantee.
