Calcined kaolin -25KG

Uses

• Extender pigment in paints and industrial coatings

• Opacity enhancer that reduces titanium dioxide usage

• Filler in plastics, rubber, adhesives, and sealants

• Improves printability in inks and paper coatings

• Cement and concrete additive (pozzolanic reactivity for some grades)

• Enhances surface smoothness and mechanical strength in molded products

• Thermal and electrical insulation applications

Key Features

• High brightness and whiteness

• Improved opacity and light scattering due to calcination

• Good particle size control for smooth finishes

• Low oil absorption for efficient formulation

• Thermally stable and chemically inert

• Enhances rheology and reduces settling

• Cost-effective extender for pigment-heavy systems

SDS Summary

• Hazard Classification: Generally low hazard mineral

• Inhalation: Dust may cause mechanical irritation; avoid prolonged exposure

• Skin/Eyes: May cause mild irritation due to fine particles

• Ingestion: Low toxicity; not expected to be harmful

• Fire Hazards: Non-flammable, inorganic mineral

• Handling: Minimize dust generation; use respiratory protection when necessary

• Storage: Store dry to maintain free-flowing behavior

• Environmental: Inert and environmentally stable; not hazardous to water or soil