Zinc oxide is an essential industrial material and a key chemical compound, found in mineral and synthetic forms. It is a white to gray, odorless powder, insoluble in water and alcohol but soluble in acids and alkalis. This versatile compound, composed of zinc and oxygen, is available in various colors (white, yellow, red, green) and has diverse applications in industries such as paint manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, and electronics.

As a non-flammable semiconductor, zinc oxide reacts with acids to produce zinc salts and with bases to form zincates. Notably, it absorbs ultraviolet radiation below 366 nanometers, making it unique among pigments, and possesses antifungal and anti-mold properties.

Zinc oxide applications

Ceramic Glaze Industry:

Zinc oxide (ZnO) is a key ingredient in ceramic and medical glazes, known for its unique optical properties. It acts as a whitening agent, enhancing color and gloss in ceramics. Additionally, it moderates compositions, ensuring stable and high-quality glazes, and serves as a disinfectant, preventing bacterial growth in medical ceramics.

Tile and Ceramic Manufacturing:

In the tile and ceramic industry, zinc oxide is a white powder that enhances color, provides heat resistance, and offers antibacterial properties. Its electrical properties also make it essential in producing piezoelectric ceramics for sensors and transducers.

Plastic Industry:

Zinc oxide is an important additive in plastics, acting as a filler to increase weight and volume while improving mechanical strength and flexibility. Its UV-blocking ability protects plastics from color fading and structural degradation, particularly in outdoor applications.

Tire Manufacturing:

In the rubber industry, zinc oxide improves mechanical properties, UV resistance, and adhesion in tires. Its UV-blocking capabilities prevent color change and degradation in outdoor conditions, extending tire life and performance.

Adhesives and Batteries:

Zinc oxide serves as a filler in adhesives, enhancing mechanical strength and adhesion. In batteries, it acts as a cathodic material and a protective coating for electrodes, and is also used in solar batteries.

Electronics:

Zinc oxide is utilized in manufacturing sensors, transistors, and various electronic components due to its semiconductor properties.

Zinc oxide  Packing

Mica packing is typically available in the following packaging options:

25 kg composite bags

1-ton and 1.5-ton jumbo bags

These packaging options provide flexibility and convenience for the end-users in the drilling industry, allowing them to choose the most suitable size based on their specific needs and requirements

Export destinations

We export to Middle Eastern nations, Arab nations, European nations, African nations, CIS countries, and East Asia.

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