XM-T80 Barium Sulphate Transparent Filler Granules with LDPE/LLDPE Carrier for Film Blowing and Injection Moulding Evaluation
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ColorTransparentPhysical formGranular
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CAS No.7757-82-6Purity80%
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Appearancetransparent granuleApplicationplastic, Film Blowing
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ClassificationSulphateGrade StandardIndustrial Grade
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Molecular FormulaBaSO4TypeBarium Sulfate
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Model NumberXM-T80Hs code28331900
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CertificationISO9001Usage10%-50%
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Packing25KG/BagApplication 1Injection Molding
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CarrierLDPE+ LLDPEFeatureHigh Transparent
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MFI8-12g/10minSampleAvailiable
XM-T80 is an industrial filler material supplied as transparent granules with an LDPE and LLDPE carrier. Film blowing and injection moulding are its identified application directions, making the carrier system and the intended plastic process central to a useful technical enquiry.
Start with the carrier and granule form
The LDPE/LLDPE carrier distinguishes XM-T80 from a loose mineral powder and should be considered alongside the target resin. Confirm the complete composition and product-specific chemical identity before approving the granules, rather than assuming that the sulfate name establishes every component or its proportion.
Match flow data to the actual process
XM-T80 includes a melt-flow value, but a meaningful comparison also needs the test temperature and load. Request those conditions and the required process specification before using the flow criterion to compare filler granules for blown film or injection moulding.
- For a film trial
- Identify the base resin and define the optical and processing acceptance criteria for the complete film.
- For moulded parts
- Establish the resin, tool and finished-part requirements for evaluating XM-T80.
- For composition approval
- Ask for the mineral-content basis, full formulation specification and applicable safety documentation.
Verify transparency in the finished article
The transparent-granule appearance and high-transparency description do not establish a numerical light-transmission or haze result for a finished plastic. Test XM-T80 in the intended resin and article geometry, with the addition level chosen through the application's qualification process rather than adopted from a broad use range.
For XM-T80, a carrier-specific process trial and a confirmed composition are more informative selection steps than treating transparent granules as proof of optical performance in every film or moulded part.
