Sands Minerals

Mesh Size	200 mesh
Purity/Concentration	99%
Whiteness	95%+
Grade	Industrial Grade
Usage/Application	Industrial
Form	Powder
Packaging Type	Loose
Material	Dolomite

Dolomite is magnesium calcium carbonate, which is generally used in paint as a filler. Dolomite is a hard mineral, thus it imparts very good scrub resistance to the paint. It is a white extender, which does not interfere with paint colour and give opaqueness to paint film.

Mesh Size	300 mesh
Purity/Concentration	99%
Whiteness	92%+
Grade	Industrial Grade
Usage/Application	Industrial
Form	Powder
Packaging Type	Loose
Material	Dolomite

Dolomite is magnesium calcium carbonate, which is generally used in paint as a filler. Dolomite is a hard mineral, thus it imparts very good scrub resistance to the paint. It is a white extender, which does not interfere with paint colour and give opaqueness to paint film.

Mesh Size	200 mesh
Purity/Concentration	99%
Whiteness	92%+
Grade	Industrial Grade
Usage/Application	Industrial
Form	Powder
Packaging Type	Loose
Material	Dolomite

Dolomite is magnesium calcium carbonate, which is generally used in paint as a filler. Dolomite is a hard mineral, thus it imparts very good scrub resistance to the paint. It is a white extender, which does not interfere with paint colour and give opaqueness to paint film.

Mesh Size	300 mesh
Purity/Concentration	99%
Whiteness	92%+
Grade	Industrial Grade
Usage/Application	Industrial
Form	Powder
Packaging Type	Loose

Dolomite is magnesium calcium carbonate, which is generally used in paint as a filler. Dolomite is a hard mineral, thus it imparts very good scrub resistance to the paint. It is a white extender, which does not interfere with paint colour and give opaqueness to paint film.

Packaging Size	50 kg
Type	Ground Calcium Carbonate (GCC)
Purity/Concentration	99.5%
Usage/Application	Plastic Industry
Country of Origin	Made in India

Natural Calcium Carbonate (CaCO₃) is a naturally occurring mineral that is found in various rock formations such as limestone, marble, and chalk. It is one of the most abundant minerals in the Earth's crust and is widely used in various industries due to its versatile properties. Natural calcium carbonate is produced by grinding or crushing these naturally occurring deposits, and it comes in several forms, including fine powders, granules, and aggregates.

Key Features of Natural Calcium Carbonate:

1. Chemical Composition:

   • The primary chemical compound in natural calcium carbonate is calcium carbonate (CaCO₃). It can be found in three main crystalline forms:
     • Calcite: The most common form of natural calcium carbonate.
     • Aragonite: A less stable form, found in marine environments.
     • Vaterite: A rare and less stable form.

2. Physical Properties:

   • Color: Natural calcium carbonate is typically white or off-white, though its color may vary slightly based on the source and presence of impurities.
   • Particle Size: Natural calcium carbonate can vary in particle size from coarse to fine powders depending on the grinding or milling process.
   • Solubility: It is only slightly soluble in water but dissolves readily in acidic solutions (e.g., hydrochloric acid).

Mesh Size	300 mesh
Purity/Concentration	99%
Whiteness	92%+
Grade	Industrial Grade
Usage/Application	Industrial
Form	Power
Packaging Type	Loose

Dolomite is magnesium calcium carbonate, which is generally used in paint as a filler. Dolomite is a hard mineral, thus it imparts very good scrub resistance to the paint. It is a white extender, which does not interfere with paint colour and give opaqueness to paint film.