Precipitated Calcium Carbonate is widely used by Paint Industries for the manufacturing of Emulsion Paint and Powder Coatings.

With its high whiteness and ideal distribution, Precipitated Calcium Carbonate improves the processability characteristics of paint. Precipitated Calcium Carbonate is an anti setting agent and also an opacifying agent which enhances the gloss and stability characteristics of the paint. Precipitated Calcium Carbonate also works as an anti rust agent. Moreover, to all the above benefits it reduces the cost of the product.

Chemical Properties
CaCO3 % by Weight 98.25 ± 0.25
Lead as pb 10 ppm Max.
Copper as Cu 2 ppm Max.
Arsenic as As 2 ppm Max.
Sulphate as SO4 0.4% Max.
Soluble alkali as Na2O 0.25% Max.
Silica as SiO2 0.5% Max.
Iron as Fe 250 ppm Max.
Matter insoluble in HCL 0.5% Max.
pH 9.5 ± 0.5
Phosphate 20 ppm Max.
Chloride as Cl 20 ppm Max.
Magnesium as MgO 0.5% Max.
Flouride as F 20 ppm Max.
Physical Properties
Whiteness 95 Min.
Crystal Structure Argonite
Water Absorption 80 to 85 ml/100 gm
Oil Absorption 60 to 65 ml/100 gm
Loss on Drying at 105o C 0.5% Max.
Specific Gravity 2.6 to 2.9
Bulk Density 0.40 to 0.45 gm/ml
Average Particle Size 5 to 7 μm
Residue on 300 mess 0.2% Max.