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Wollastonite 800S

Chemical Family
Wollastonites

Wollastonite is a naturally occuring, non-metallic, acicular (needle-shape) mineral.

Properties

Physical Form
  • Fiber
  • Powder

Product families

Applications

Applications
  • Consumer Goods — Sports & Recreation
Automotive & Transportation — Automotive
  • Chassis & Brake
  • Exterior & Body
  • Interior
  • Powertrain & UTH
Building & Construction — Building Materials
  • Interior Fixtures
  • Structural Components
Industrial — Chemical & Industrial Manufacturing
  • Equipment & Parts
Building & Construction — Infrastructure, Roads & Paving
  • Pavement Highways Roads & Bridges
Industrial — Leather & Textiles
  • Technical Fabrics
Industrial — Military & Defense
  • Body Armor
Industrial — Oil, Gas & Mining
  • Refining & Gas Processing
Electrical & Electronics — Parts & Components
  • Housings & Enclosures
  • Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs)
Industrial — Power, Water & Utilities
  • Power & Utilities
  • Renewable Energy
Automotive & Transportation — Transportation
  • Aerospace & Aviation
  • Marine
  • Rail & Mass Transit

Product Families

Composite Materials — Reinforcements
  • Natural Materials

Other characteristics

Brand
Wollastonite
Reinforcement Form
Milled Fiber
Reinforcement Material
Other Reinforcement Material
Markets
  • Automotive & Transportation
  • Building & Construction
  • Consumer Goods
  • Electrical & Electronics
  • Industrial
Appearance
White Powder
Technology
Composite Materials
Composites End Use
Tanks
Chemical Inventories
ENCS (Japan)
Composite Materials Functions
Reinforcement

Technical data

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CharacteristicValueUnit
Loose Bulk Density0.47 +/- 0.07gcc
Oil Absorbtion31—
pH9 - 10—
MorphologyAcicular—
Specific Gravity2.9—
Refractive Index1.63—
Moh’s Hardness4 - 5—
Coef. of Expansion6.5 x 10^-4—
Melting Point1540.0°C
G.E. Brightness90.0—

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