Precipitated Calcium Carbonate
For the past 20 years, we have been a leading manufacturer of various high-quality Precipitated Calcium Carbonate (PCC). We are known for our ability to evolve over time as a result of consistent follow-up in accordance with market demands. Because of their high quality, our products are well-known in the market.
PCC is made up of Himachal Pradesh Mines’ naturally occurring high-quality limestone. PCC has a purity of roughly 98.0 percent as CaCO3 and a bright white colour. PCC is available in a variety of bulk densities ranging from 0.40 gms/cc to 0.90 gms/cc, depending on our customers’ needs.
Applications
Pvc Pipe Industry
Rubber Industry
Adhesives & Sealants Industry
Pharmaceuticals Industry
Cosmetics Industry
Tooth Paste Industry
Paint Industry
Ink Industry
Paper Industry
Food Industry
Foot Wear Industry
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CHEMICAL ANALYSIS Typical Chemical Analysis Of Grades Of Precipitated Calcium Carbonate |
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| Properties | Values | Properties | Values |
| Colour | Bright white | Arsenic (as As) | Less than 2Ppm |
| Specific gravity | 2.65-2.75 | Chloride (as Cl) | Traces |
| Solution in 5N HCL | Clear | Floride (as F) | Traces |
| Soluble Alkaki (Na2O) | 0.15% | Phosphate (as PO4) max. | 0.10% |
| PH | 9.3-10.3 | Sulphate (as SO4) max. | 0.16% |
| Loss on Drying (at 105 c) | 0.5-0.8 | Silica (SIO2) max. | 0.05% |
| Iron (as Fe) max | 0.02% | Matter insoluble in | 0.10% |
| Manganese (as Mn) max | 0.003% | Hydrochloric acid max. | 0.5% |
| Lead (as Pb) max | 5Ppm | Magnesia (as MgO) max. | 0.05% |
| Copper (as Cu) | Negligible | Calcium Carbonate (Min) | 98.5% |
Packaging
PCC is packed in 25/50/500 kg inner liner HD/PP Bags. It can also be customized as per individual Customer requirements.
Calcium Carbonate for PVC Pipe
Precipitated Calcium Carbonate (PCC) is a new product made from lime stone that has a wide range of industrial uses. PCC is created by hydrating high-calcium quick lime and then reacting the resultant lime slurry with CO2.
The end result is a very white powder with a uniformly narrow particle size distribution. PCC comes in a variety of crystal morphologies and sizes that can be customised to maximise performance in a specific application.
Application:
Precipitated Calcium Carbonate is used as a filler in the PVC Pipe Industry for smoother extrusion, better surface quality, gloss, tensile strength, and impact strength improvement, with some of the smaller particles able to replace expensive impact modifiers. Kunal Calcium grades are well-known for their high filler content in PVC pipes. It is composed of Calcite and Aragonite, which have varying particle sizes and apparent densities.
Calcium Carbonate for Rubber Industry
Precipitated Calcium Carbonate (PCC) is a new product made from lime stone that has a wide range of industrial uses. PCC is created by hydrating high-calcium quick lime and then reacting the resultant lime slurry with CO2.
The end result is a very white powder with a uniformly narrow particle size distribution. PCC comes in a variety of crystal morphologies and sizes that can be customised to maximise performance in a specific application.
Application:
In the rubber industry, such as tyres/tubes, slipper soles, floor mats, and conveyor belts, precipitated calcium carbonate is utilised as a reinforcing filler. It enhances both strength and whiteness. It gives non-cured rubber goods rigidity.
Calcium Carbonate for Adhesives & Sealants Industry
Precipitated Calcium Carbonate (PCC) is a new product made from lime stone that has a wide range of industrial uses. PCC is created by hydrating high-calcium quick lime and then reacting the resultant lime slurry with CO2. The end result is a very white powder with a uniformly narrow particle size distribution. PCC comes in a variety of crystal morphologies and sizes that can be customised to maximise performance in a specific application.
Application:
In the adhesive and sealant industry, precipitated calcium carbonate is used as a rheology modifier in a range of sealant formulations, including PVC Plastisols, Polyurethane, MS polymers, Polysulphide epoxy, and as a chemical addition to add qualities, the most noteworthy of which is thixotropy. It has an Aragonite structure with a variety of particle sizes and apparent densities.
Calcium Carbonate for Pharmaceuticals Industry
Precipitated Calcium Carbonate (PCC) is a new product made from lime stone that has a wide range of industrial uses. PCC is created by hydrating high-calcium quick lime and then reacting the resultant lime slurry with CO2.
The end result is a very white powder with a uniformly narrow particle size distribution. PCC comes in a variety of crystal morphologies and sizes that can be customised to maximise performance in a specific application.
Application:
Precipitated Calcium Carbonate is utilised in the pharmaceutical industry as a calcium source in tablets and as an effective antacid neutralizer. The daily calcium need is met by the elemental calcium taken into the body with each intake, which contributes to healthy bones and helps to avoid osteoporosis. It is composed of Calcite and Aragonite, which have varying particle sizes and apparent densities.
Calcium Carbonate for Cosmetics Industry
Precipitated Calcium Carbonate (PCC) is a new product made from lime stone that has a wide range of industrial uses. PCC is created by hydrating high-calcium quick lime and then reacting the resultant lime slurry with CO2. The end result is a very white powder with a uniformly narrow particle size distribution. PCC comes in a variety of crystal morphologies and sizes that can be customised to maximise performance in a specific application.
Application:
Precipitated Calcium Carbonate is used as an ingredient in cosmetics including face wash and talcum powder, which improves the ability of cosmetics to attract moisture. It is composed of Calcite and Aragonite, which have varying particle sizes and apparent densities.
Calcium Carbonate for Tooth Paste Industry
Precipitated Calcium Carbonate (PCC) is a new product made from lime stone that has a wide range of industrial uses. PCC is created by hydrating high-calcium quick lime and then reacting the resultant lime slurry with CO2. The end result is a very white powder with a uniformly narrow particle size distribution. PCC comes in a variety of crystal morphologies and sizes that can be customised to maximise performance in a specific application.
Application:
For optimal abrasiveness of teeth, precipitated calcium carbonate is utilised as a cleaning and polishing agent in the DENTRIFRICE business, such as Tooth Paste and Tooth Powder. It also strengthens the teeth. It’s made of Aragonite.
Calcium Carbonate for Paint Industry
Precipitated Calcium Carbonate (PCC) is a new product made from lime stone that has a wide range of industrial uses. PCC is created by hydrating high-calcium quick lime and then reacting the resultant lime slurry with CO2. The end result is a very white powder with a uniformly narrow particle size distribution. PCC comes in a variety of crystal morphologies and sizes that can be customised to maximise performance in a specific application.
Application:
Precipitated Calcium Carbonate is used in the paint industry as an extender and opacifying agent in emulsions, paints, and polishing agents for Titanium Oxide. It is composed of Aragonite and Calcite, with varying particle sizes and apparent densities.
Calcium Carbonate for Ink Industry
Precipitated Calcium Carbonate (PCC) is a new product made from lime stone that has a wide range of industrial uses. PCC is created by hydrating high-calcium quick lime and then reacting the resultant lime slurry with CO2. The end result is a very white powder with a uniformly narrow particle size distribution. PCC comes in a variety of crystal morphologies and sizes that can be customised to maximise performance in a specific application.
Application:
In the INK business, such as Printing Ink, precipitated calcium carbonate is utilised as an extender and opacifying agent to control stability and provide brightness. It has an Aragonite structure with a variety of particle sizes and apparent densities.
Calcium Carbonate for Paper Industry
Precipitated Calcium Carbonate (PCC) is a new product made from lime stone that has a wide range of industrial uses. PCC is created by hydrating high-calcium quick lime and then reacting the resultant lime slurry with CO2.
The end result is a very white powder with a uniformly narrow particle size distribution. PCC comes in a variety of crystal morphologies and sizes that can be customised to maximise performance in a specific application.
Application:
In the paper industry, precipitated calcium carbonate is used as a filler and surface coating agent for high quality paper goods such as office paper and cigarette/tissue paper. It improves opacity, brightness, and smoothness. By substituting less expensive pulp fibre and optical brightening chemicals for more expensive pulp fibre and optical brightening agents, PCC increases paper machine productivity and lowers paper manufacturing costs. It is composed of calcite and semi-calcite, with varying particle sizes and apparent densities.
Food Industry Calcium Carbonate
Precipitated Calcium Carbonate (PCC) is a new product made from lime stone that has a wide range of industrial uses. PCC is created by hydrating high-calcium quick lime and then reacting the resultant lime slurry with CO2. The end result is a very white powder with a uniformly narrow particle size distribution. PCC comes in a variety of crystal morphologies and sizes that can be customised to maximise performance in a specific application.
Application:
Precipitated Calcium Carbonate is utilised as a food additive and calcium supplement in the food industry, including chewing gums, noodles, biscuits, bread, and nutrition, and is beneficial to body growth and strong bones. It is composed of Calcite and Aragonite, which have varying particle sizes and apparent densities.
Calcium Carbonate for Foot Wear Industry
Precipitated Calcium Carbonate (PCC) is a new product made from lime stone that has a wide range of industrial uses. PCC is created by hydrating high-calcium quick lime and then reacting the resultant lime slurry with CO2. The end result is a very white powder with a uniformly narrow particle size distribution. PCC comes in a variety of crystal morphologies and sizes that can be customised to maximise performance in a specific application.
Application:
In the rubber industry, such as tyres/tubes, slipper soles, floor mats, and conveyor belts, precipitated calcium carbonate is utilised as a reinforcing filler. It enhances both strength and whiteness. It gives non-cured rubber goods rigidity.
