High-calcium calcium carbonate features
High purity and high calcium content：
One of the main characteristics of high-calcium calcium carbonate is its high purity, typically containing a high proportion of calcium carbonate.
High calcium content
Physical properties stable：
Calcium Carbonate is a white solid, odorless and tasteless, which can be in crystalline or amorphous form.
Its solubility is low, mainly difficult to dissolve in water, and it is not soluble in ethanol.
Fine particles：
High-calcium calcium carbonate granules are of a fine particle size, which enhances their uniformity and better dispersibility in many applications.
Low impurity：
High-calcium calcium carbonate has a lower impurity content compared to other calcium carbonate products, ensuring its superior quality.
Applications of high-calcium calcium carbonate
Industrial Use：
Electronic Industry: High calcium calcium carbonate is widely used as a filler and insulating material in the electronic industry due to its high purity and stability.
Ceramic Industry: Comprising components of glazes and pigments, as well as enhancing the strength and durability of ceramic materials.
Electrolytic Materials: High-calcium calcium carbonate can be used to produce electrolytic materials, such as the lining material for aluminum electrolytic cells.
Optical Glass: Used to manufacture optical glass, enhancing its transparency and optical properties.
Construction and Renovation：
As part of construction materials, high-calcium calcium carbonate is used in the production of cement, limestone, and other construction materials.
In the construction sector, it can serve as a filler for paints, wallpapers, etc., enhancing the construction performance and decorative effects.
Plastics and rubbers
As a plastic filler, high-calcium calcium carbonate enhances the mechanical properties of plastics, reduces costs, and improves their processing characteristics.
In the rubber industry, used to enhance the strength, wear resistance, and aging resistance of rubber products.
