World-Grade Zinc Oxide Powder
Citra CakraLogam provides a fine selection of zinc oxide powder, designed to meet various industrial applications.
General Properties
| General Properties | |
|---|---|
| Chemical Formula | Zn0 |
| Molecular Weight | 81.83 |
| Appearance | White Powder |
| Melting Point | 1975 °C |
| Specific Gravity | 5.4-5.6 |
| Bulk (apparent) | 0.6 - 0.7 g/cm³ |
| Solubility | Insoluble in water, soluble in acids & bases |
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french production process
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Citra CakraLogam adopts the French Production Process to manufacture high grade zinc oxide powder. This process uses special high grade zinc ingots as the primary raw material for production. It also allows flexibility in the control of purity, color and physical property.
The zinc oxide produced by French (indirect) process has distinct advantages over material produced by other processes, these advantages are :
- Consistently fine particle sizes
- Consistently high purity
- Consistently good white color
Its uniform particle size, purity and color enable users to apply standard formulations without the complication of having to vary formulations to accommodate variations common to material from many other processes.
product specification
zinc oxide for industry
Pharmaceutical
99.90 % min
Lead (Pb):
0.0010 % max
Cadmium (Cd):
0.0001 % max
Iron (Fe):
0.0005 % max
Copper (Cu):
0.0001 % max
Manganese (Mn):
0.0001 % max
Colour:
White
Specific Gravity:
5.6 approx
Bulk Density:
0.6 - 0.7 g/cm3
Fineness 325 Mesh:
99.9500 % min
Recommended Use:
Pharmaceutical
Cosmetics
Medicine
White Seal
99.80 % min
Lead (Pb):
0.0020 % max
Cadmium (Cd):
0.0005 % max
Iron (Fe):
0.0005 % max
Copper (Cu):
0.0003 % max
Manganese (Mn):
0.0001 % max
Colour:
White
Specific Gravity:
5.6 approx
Bulk Density:
0.6 - 0.7 g/cm3
Fineness 325 Mesh:
99.9500 % min
Recommended Use:
Paint
Feed Mill
Gloves
Pharmaceutical
Red Seal
99.50 % min
Lead (Pb):
0.1000 % max
Cadmium (Cd):
0.0100 % max
Iron (Fe):
0.0200 % max
Copper (Cu):
0.0010 % max
Manganese (Mn):
0.0010 % max
Colour:
White
Specific Gravity:
5.6 approx
Bulk Density:
0.6 - 0.7 g/cm3
Fineness 325 Mesh:
99.9000 % min
Recommended Use:
Ceramic
Rubber
Tyre
zinc oxide for analysis & laboratory
White Powder
Assay (ZnO):
99.90 % min
Iron (Fe):
0.0005 % max
Lead (Pb):
0.0010 % max
Manganese (Mn):
0.0001 % max
Copper (Cu):
0.0001 % max
0.0002 % max
Nickel (Ni):
0.0001 % max
Aluminum (Al):
0.0001 % max
Arsenic (As):
0.000001 % max
Mercury (Hg):
0.000001 % max
Chromium Hexavalent (Cr6+):
0.000001 % max
Passes Test
pH 10 % Solution:
7.2
Loss on Drying (105 °C):
0.15
Chloride (Cl):
0.001 % max
Substance insoluble in dilute HCl:
0.01 % max
Recommended Use:
Analytical Reagent for Lab
Testing & Research
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Packaging
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Zinc Oxide is packed in a standard 25 kilogram 1 ply woven polypropylene with inner liner, other bags that can be provided are the jumbo bag for 500 kg and 900 kg. The package will be delivered through our own distribution channel to ensure it arrives to the customers facilities in the required time. With proper package customized to customer request, we have delivered our product to 14 countries.
Application
We have supplied to 20 industries
of over 160 Customers.
Animal Nutrition & Premix
16
Adhesive
3
Brake Shoe
1
Ceramics
15
Eva
5
Fertilizer
5
Frit
7
Lubricant
2
Match
2
Paint
12
Pharmaceutical
9
Phospating
2
PVC Stabilizer
12
Paper
1
Rubber
18
Tyre
11
Cosmetic & Personal Care
6
Sanitary
6
Electroplanting
2
Other
28
Quality Assurance
Zinc Oxide of various grades is manufactured by French (indirect) process using modern technology and equipment to meet variety of applications. It is very high quality and generally conform to the world standards.
Our high quality Zinc Oxide is widely accepted by both domestic and international customers through stringent quality control and highly efficient production.
We can also provide our products to be custom tailored/processed with different specifications and needs to meet customer's requirements.
