XM-PB08 Precipitated Barium Sulfate 10000 Mesh for Paint, Coatings and Rubber
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Particle-size designationMesh designation
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CAS No.NonePurityNone
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ApplicationPaint, coatings, rubber, plastic, inkClassificationSedimented barium sulfate
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Other Namesprecipitated barium sulfateTypeBarium Sulfate
The 10000-mesh designation makes XM-PB08 precipitated barium sulfate a specific starting point for a fine-mineral enquiry. Paints, coatings, rubber, plastics and inks are the stated application directions, but an effective comparison also needs the measured grade characteristics relevant to each formulation.
Translate the XM-PB08 enquiry into a particle requirement
Keep 10000 mesh as the fineness designation when identifying the candidate. Ask for the actual particle-size distribution and test method before comparing XM-PB08 with another fine filler. A mesh label should not be converted into an assumed D50 or a nano-scale particle size.
Check composition before a paint or ink trial
For XM-PB08 paint and ink development, request the offered grade's assay and measured whiteness. Match that information with the formulation's acceptance limits and desired finish criteria. The name precipitated barium sulfate does not by itself prove a particular purity, whiteness or optical outcome.
Assess rubber and plastic requirements independently
Rubber and plastic users may be asking a different material question from a paint developer. Define the relevant processing and finished-property targets before evaluating XM-PB08 in either polymer system. A result obtained in one formulation should not be treated as evidence of reinforcement or compatibility in another.
XM-PB08 is also described as sedimented barium sulfate, so retain the model code when matching documents and samples across those names. An agreed particle requirement, verified composition and clearly defined formulation trial provide the practical basis for selecting this precipitated mineral.
