Precipitated Calcium Carbonate 98% - Surface Coated Filler for Rubber/Plastic OEM
Precipitated Calcium Carbonate 98% - Surface Coated Filler for Rubber/Plastic OEM
Precipitated Calcium Carbonate 98% - Surface Coated Filler for Rubber/Plastic OEM
Precipitated Calcium Carbonate 98% - Surface Coated Filler for Rubber/Plastic OEM
Precipitated Calcium Carbonate 98% - Surface Coated Filler for Rubber/Plastic OEM
Precipitated Calcium Carbonate 98% - Surface Coated Filler for Rubber/Plastic OEM
Model
80%, 85%, 90%, 92%, 94%, 95% 96%

Item specifics

Categories
Calcium Carbonate
Product name
Calcium Carbonate
Color
White
Packing
25kg PP/PE neutral bag
Loading
20-27mt/20fcl
OEM Packing
accepted
CAS No.
471-34-1
Delivery time
within 20 days after payment receipt
Free sample
yes

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Description

plastics
What is calcium carbonate
Calcium carbonate (CaCO₃) is a widely used functional filler and additive in the rubber and plastic industries due to its cost-effectiveness, versatility, and performance-enhancing properties. It is available in two primary forms: Ground Calcium Carbonate (GCC) and Precipitated Calcium Carbonate (PCC), each offering distinct advantages depending on the application.
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Core Features

1. Cost Efficiency & Filler Performance
Volume Extender – Reduces raw material costs by partially replacing more expensive polymers/rubber without sacrificing quality.
High Loading Capacity – Can be incorporated at high percentages (up to 50% in plastics, 30-60% in rubber) while maintaining performance.
Density Modifier – Adjusts product weight (e.g., lightweight plastics or dense rubber parts).

2.Surface & Optical Properties
Whiteness & Brightness – Acts as a white pigment, improving aesthetics in colored rubber and plastic products.
Matte/Smooth Finish – Enhances surface texture in films, sheets, and coatings.
Opacity Improvement – Boosts light-blocking properties in packaging films.

3.Chemical & Processing Advantages
Acid Scavenger – Neutralizes acidic byproducts in PVC processing, improving stability.
Anti-Blocking Agent – Prevents plastic films from sticking together.
Flame Retardant Synergist – Works with other additives to improve fire resistance.

calcium carbonate
Precipitated Calcium Carbonate Powder - Multi-Functional Mineral Additive
Surface-Modified CaCO₃ (98.5% Purity): Ultrafine particles (2-5μm) with stearic acid coating ensure optimal dispersion and compatibility in diverse formulations.
Core Applications & Benefits:
① Animal Feed & Nutrition
Essential calcium source: Optimizes bone development in poultry/swine
Reduces phosphorus excretion by 15% via Ca:P ratio balancing
Anti-caking agent for premixes
② Plastics & Rubber
Reinforcing filler: ↑30% tensile strength in mining conveyor belts
UV stabilizer for polymer components
Cost reducer (replaces 20-40% resin)
③ Paper & Packaging
High-brightness filler (96% ISO) for premium printing surfaces
Reduces wood pulp usage by 25%
④ Mining & Environmental
Acid mine drainage (AMD) neutralizer: 1kg treats 500L pH<3 wastewater
calcium carbonate Specifications:
Product:
CALCIUM CARBONATE
CAS No.:
471-34-1
Molecular Formula:
CaCO3
Molecular Weight:
100.09
HS CODE:
28365000
Properties:
powder
Specifications
Items
Unit
Specifications
Purity as CaCO3
%,approximate
≥97
Whitns
%,approximate
≥96
Mn
%,approximate
≤0.001
PH
9.0-10
Moisture
%,approximate
≤1.0
END
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Application
1. PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) Products
Pipes & Fittings – Improves stiffness, impact strength, and extrusion speed.
Window Profiles – Enhances dimensional stability and surface finish.
Cables & Wires – Acts as a flame retardant synergist and insulation aid.
Flooring & Wall Panels – Provides scratch resistance and better calandering.
2.Polyolefins (PP, PE, HDPE, LDPE)
Packaging Films – Reduces blocking, improves opacity, and lowers cost.
Injection-Molded Parts – Enhances stiffness and reduces warpage.
Blow-Molded Bottles – Improves drop impact resistance.
3.Engineering Plastics & Composites
Automotive Parts – Reduces weight while maintaining strength and heat resistance.
Consumer Goods (Toys, Furniture) – Provides better surface finish and cost savings.
4.Bioplastics & Sustainable Applications
PLA (Polylactic Acid) & PBS – Enhances rigidity and compostability.
Eco-Friendly Packaging – Reduces carbon footprint while maintaining performance.
Applications & Solutions
Cables & Wires
Polyolefins
Automotive Parts
Eco-Friendly Packaging
plastics
PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) Products
plastics
Polyolefins (PP, PE, HDPE, LDPE)
Rubber products
Engineering Plastics & Composites
Eco-Friendly Packaging
Bioplastics & Sustainable Applications
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FAQ
What is calcium carbonate (CaCO₃), and why is it used in rubber and plastics?
Calcium carbonate is a naturally occurring mineral (found in limestone, chalk, and marble) processed into fine powders for industrial use. It is widely used in rubber and plastics as a:
Cost-effective filler (reduces material costs).
Reinforcing agent (improves strength, stiffness, and durability).
Processing aid (enhances extrusion, molding, and dispersion).
Surface modifier (improves brightness, opacity, and texture).
How does calcium carbonate improve rubber properties?
Calcium carbonate is a naturally occurring mineral (found in limestone, chalk, and marble) processed into fine powders for industrial use. It is widely used in rubber and plastics as a:
Cost-effective filler (reduces material costs).
Reinforcing agent (improves strength, stiffness, and durability).
Processing aid (enhances extrusion, molding, and dispersion).
Surface modifier (improves brightness, opacity, and texture).
What benefits does calcium carbonate provide in plastics?
Stiffness & impact balance → Stronger yet flexible PVC pipes, films.
Thermal stability → Better heat resistance in automotive parts.
Opacity & whiteness → Brighter packaging, coatings.
Cost reduction → Lowers polymer usage without sacrificing quality.