Product Description
Spotlight your industrial needs with triumphant Barium Carbonate! This splendid, outstanding compound boasts high purity (99% min.), offering a white, odorless, fine crystalline powder with superb stability under normal conditions. Sourced via purification from witherite or precipitation from barium salts, it's passed through a 300 mesh sieve for affordable, fine fineness. Ideal for ceramics, glass, bricks, and chemical industries, its toxic nature requires careful handling. Available in 25/50 kg HDPE/PP bags. Add to Cart for an affordable, reliable solution, proudly exported from India.
Barium Carbonate: Material Features & Applications
Barium Carbonate stands out for its high purity, stable nature, and fine crystalline form, making it perfect for multiple plant applications. Its primary area of application is in the ceramics, glass, and brick industries, where it acts as a fundamental raw material. Additionally, Barium Carbonate is instrumental in the production of barium salts and as a rodenticide. Its splendid chemical properties ensure it is a preferred choice where reliability and safety are paramount.
Supply Ability & Certifications: Seamless Delivery
We offer a robust supply ability of Barium Carbonate, with Express Shipping and Secure Shipping options for international clients. Proposal amounts are tailored to suit bulk orders, ensuring value for every transaction. Samples are available upon request, so you can confidently evaluate quality before purchase. Our production is backed by relevant certifications, affirming strict adherence to industry standards and guaranteeing consistent, outstanding product performance at all times.
FAQ's of Barium Carbonate:
Q: How should Barium Carbonate be stored for optimal shelf life?
A: Barium Carbonate should be stored in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area. Keep containers tightly closed to maintain its 2-year shelf life and avoid any contact with acids or strong oxidizing agents.
Q: What process is used to manufacture Barium Carbonate?
A: Barium Carbonate is produced either by purification from witherite or by precipitation from soluble barium salts, ensuring its high purity and fine crystalline nature.
Q: Where is Barium Carbonate most commonly used?
A: Barium Carbonate finds widespread use in ceramics, glass production, brick manufacturing, chemical applications, the electrode industry, and as an ingredient in rodenticide formulations.
Q: What are the safety precautions when handling Barium Carbonate?
A: As Barium Carbonate is toxic if inhaled or ingested, handlers must use safety gear, prevent skin and eye contact, and ensure proper storage to minimize exposure and accidental poisoning.
Q: How can samples of Barium Carbonate be obtained before bulk purchase?
A: Samples can be requested with your initial proposal amount. This allows you to evaluate the product's quality, ensuring satisfaction before confirming a larger order.