Barium Sulfate - Hico New Materials
Key Indicators
Key Performance Parameters of Barium Sulfate
3Series
Native + High-Whiteness + Precipitated
Multi-scenario Coverage
9Models
Selected Models
Native 2 + High-White 3 + Precipitated 4
8-15
Oil Absorption (g/100g)
Saves Resin Base Material
4.5
Density (g/cm³)
High-Specific-Gravity Filler
Four Core Advantages
Low Oil Absorption · Chemical Inertness · High Whiteness & Density · Ray Absorption
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Ultra-Low Oil Absorption · Saves Base Material
Oil absorption value as low as 8-15 g/100g, increasing critical material volume concentration (CPVC) and saving more resin base material. Can also serve as a spatial spacer to reduce titanium dioxide dosage and improve efficiency.
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Excellent Chemical Inertness · Weather & Corrosion Resistant
Features excellent chemical inertness, resistant to acids, alkalis, and salts, high temperature resistant, aging resistant, corrosion resistant, with good weather resistance. Maintains stable performance in extreme environments, improving product strength and aging resistance.
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High Whiteness · High Specific Gravity
Precipitated barium sulfate whiteness up to ≥98, with narrow particle size distribution, small specific surface area, improving gloss and fluidity; density 4.5 g/cm³, the high specific gravity provides excellent fullness in coatings and inks.
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Absorbs Harmful Rays
Barium sulfate effectively absorbs X-rays and γ-rays and other harmful radiation, offering irreplaceable advantages in medical protection, nuclear industry protection, and other special fields. Moderate hardness also improves product wear resistance.
Barium Sulfate Core Advantages
BaSO₄ Crystal Structure · Chemical Inertness · High Specific Gravity · Low Oil Absorption · Multi-Scenario Application

🔬 Barium Sulfate Core Properties

Barium sulfate (BaSO₄) is a white powder with a density of 4.5 g/cm³, featuring strong chemical inertness, good stability, acid and alkali resistance, high density, moderate hardness, high specific gravity, high whiteness, and the ability to absorb harmful rays. Its stable crystal structure enables it to perform multiple functions — filling, whitening, and radiation protection — in coatings, inks, plastics, rubber, and adhesives.

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Low Oil Absorption 8-15
Increases CPVC, saves resin base material cost
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Excellent Chemical Inertness
Acid/alkali/salt resistant, high temp & aging resistant, corrosion resistant
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High Whiteness & High Density
Whiteness ≥98, density 4.5, excellent fullness
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Absorbs Harmful Rays
Absorbs X/γ-rays, outstanding protection performance
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Spatial Spacer
Reduces titanium dioxide dosage, improves efficiency
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3 Series & 9 Models
Native + High-Whiteness + Precipitated, full coverage
Three Series for Precise Selection
Native Barium Sulfate · Native High-Whiteness Barium Sulfate · Precipitated Barium Sulfate

🧪 Three Series Features

Barium sulfate (BaSO₄) has a density of 4.5 g/cm³, featuring strong chemical inertness, good stability, acid and alkali resistance, high specific gravity, and high whiteness. Native barium sulfate is ground from barite, offering high cost-effectiveness; Native high-whiteness barium sulfate is purified, with whiteness ≥88~91; Precipitated barium sulfate is prepared by chemical precipitation, with whiteness ≥94~98 and finer, more uniform particle size.

Barium Sulfate Microstructure
Native Native Barium Sulfate
Ground from Barite · Cost-Effective · High Fill Rate
HY-A03 HY-A10
Whiteness: 83~85
D50: 2.86~8.23μm
Oil Absorption: 8-35
Moisture: ≤0.50%
High-Whiteness Native High-Whiteness
Purified · Whiteness ≥88~91 · Uniform Particle Size
HY-AG01 HY-AG03 HY-AG05
Whiteness: ≥88~≥91
D50: 1.5~6.0μm
Oil Absorption: 8-15
Moisture: ≤0.50%
Precipitated Precipitated Barium Sulfate
Chemical Precipitation · Whiteness ≥94~98 · Ultra-Fine Particle Size
HY-A19 HY-A20 HY-A22 HY-A26
Whiteness: ≥94~≥98
D50: 0.1~1.59μm
Oil Absorption: 10-30
Moisture: ≤0.50%
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Selection Guide: For general filling, choose Native barium sulfate (cost-effective); for high whiteness and gloss requirements, choose Native high-whiteness barium sulfate (whiteness ≥88~91, oil absorption as low as 8-12); for premium applications, choose Precipitated barium sulfate (whiteness ≥94~98, finest particle size from 0.1μm). The specific product values are subject to the actual factory inspection report.
Technical Parameters
Full Series Parameters — Native 2 + High-Whiteness 3 + Precipitated 4
📊 Native Barium Sulfate
Model Whiteness D50
(μm)
D90
(μm)
Oil Absorption
(g/100g)
Moisture
(%)
Loss on Ignition
(%)
HY-A03 85±2 8.23 16.56 8-15 ≤0.50 ≤1.00
HY-A10 83±3 2.86 5.66 20-35 ≤0.50 ≤1.50
📋 Native barium sulfate is ground from barite, offering high cost-effectiveness. HY-A03 oil absorption 8-15 (lowest in series), D50=8.23μm suitable for high-fill scenarios; HY-A10 has finer particle size D50=2.86μm, better dispersibility. The specific product values are subject to the actual factory inspection report.
📊 Native High-Whiteness Barium Sulfate
Model Whiteness D50
(μm)
D90
(μm)
Oil Absorption
(g/100g)
Moisture
(%)
HY-AG01 ≥91 1.5-2.0 3.0-5.0 10-15 ≤0.50
HY-AG03 ≥91 3.0-3.5 6.0-8.0 8-12 ≤0.50
HY-AG05 ≥88 5.0-6.0 10.0-15.0 8-12 ≤0.50
📋 Native high-whiteness barium sulfate is purified, whiteness ≥88~≥91. HY-AG03/AG05 oil absorption 8-12 (lowest in series), significantly saving resin base material. The specific product values are subject to the actual factory inspection report.
📊 Precipitated Barium Sulfate
Model Whiteness D50
(μm)
D90
(μm)
Oil Absorption
(g/100g)
Moisture
(%)
Loss on Ignition
(%)
HY-A19 ≥94 1.45 3.45 10-20 ≤0.50 ≤1.50
HY-A20 ≥96 1.59 4.13 10-20 ≤0.50 ≤1.50
HY-A22 ≥96 0.71 1.2 20-30 ≤0.50 ≤1.50
HY-A26 ≥98 0.1 — 10-20 ≤0.50 ≤1.50
📋 Precipitated barium sulfate is prepared by chemical precipitation, with the best whiteness and particle size in the series. HY-A26 whiteness ≥98, D50 only 0.1μm, the highest whiteness and finest particle size in the series. HY-A22 D50=0.71μm, ultra-fine particle size with excellent dispersibility. The specific product values are subject to the actual factory inspection report.
Product Introduction
Barium Sulfate · High Whiteness & High Density · Chemical Inertness · Low Oil Absorption

Barium sulfate (BaSO₄) is a white powder with a density of 4.5 g/cm³, featuring strong chemical inertness, good stability, acid and alkali resistance, high density, moderate hardness, high specific gravity, high whiteness, and the ability to absorb harmful rays (X-rays and γ-rays).

Hico barium sulfate offers 3 series and 9 models: Native barium sulfate is ground from barite, offering high cost-effectiveness; Native high-whiteness barium sulfate is purified, with whiteness ≥88~91 and oil absorption as low as 8-12; Precipitated barium sulfate is prepared by chemical precipitation, with whiteness ≥94~98 and the finest particle size down to 0.1μm.

Barium sulfate has a narrow particle size distribution, small specific surface area and base material dosage, improving gloss and fluidity; very low oil absorption increases critical material volume concentration, saving more resin base material; can be used as a spatial spacer to reduce titanium dioxide dosage and improve efficiency.

BaSO₄ Density 4.5g/cm³ Whiteness ≥98 Oil Absorption 8-15 Chemical Inertness Absorbs X/γ-Rays
✓
Ultra-Low Oil Absorption 8-15
Increases CPVC, saves more resin base material
✓
Excellent Chemical Inertness
Acid/alkali/salt resistant, high temp & aging resistant, corrosion resistant
✓
High Whiteness & High Density
Whiteness ≥98, density 4.5g/cm³, excellent fullness
✓
Absorbs Harmful Rays
Absorbs X-rays and γ-rays, outstanding protection
✓
Spatial Spacer
Reduces titanium dioxide dosage, improves efficiency
✓
3 Series & 9 Models
Native + High-Whiteness + Precipitated, full coverage
Five Main Applications
Covering Modified Plastics, Rubber, Coatings, Printing Inks, Adhesives
Modified Plastics Application
App 01
Modified Plastics
Adding barium sulfate to modified plastics leverages high specific gravity to improve product fullness, low oil absorption to save resin base material, and chemical inertness to ensure stability and weather resistance in extreme environments.
Rubber Application
App 02
Rubber
Adding barium sulfate to rubber products leverages chemical inertness and acid/alkali resistance to improve product strength and aging resistance. Moderate hardness improves rubber wear resistance and dimensional stability.
Coatings Application
App 03
Coatings
Adding barium sulfate to coatings leverages low oil absorption to save base material, high whiteness to improve hiding power, and narrow particle size distribution to enhance gloss and fluidity. Can partially replace titanium dioxide to reduce costs.
Printing Inks Application
App 04
Printing Inks
Adding barium sulfate to printing inks leverages high specific gravity and low oil absorption to improve ink fullness and transfer. Narrow particle size distribution ensures printability and uniform gloss.
Adhesives Application
App 05
Adhesives
Adding barium sulfate to adhesives leverages chemical inertness and low oil absorption to improve adhesive layer uniformity and weather resistance, enhancing bond strength and long-term reliability while reducing system cost.
🛡 Five Core Applications · High Whiteness & High Density · Low Oil Absorption
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