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Calcium Carbonate

20 Microns' Paint-Optimized Calcium Carbonate Series is engineered for decorative, architectural, and industrial coating systems. These next-generation mineral solutions deliver superior brightness, controlled rheology, enhanced gloss, TiO₂ extension, and c...

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Advantages

Key Benefits

Why Calcium Carbonate is the preferred choice for paints & coatings formulations

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High brightness and low yellowness for clean, crisp finishes

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Effective TiO₂ extender and pigment spacer — 5–15% TiO₂ reduction

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Excellent dispersion and stable rheology in both water-based and solvent-based systems

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Improved contrast ratio and opacity in high-PVC architectural paints

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Contoured particle geometry for optimized light scattering (Mattofuse / Milcglan)

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Compatible with acrylic, styrene-acrylic, alkyd, and epoxy resin systems

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Cost-effective filler loading with superior film volume and coverage

Quality AssuredISO Certified
Lab TestedEvery Batch
Eco FriendlySustainable
Global DeliveryWorldwide
Product Grades

Product Grades

Comprehensive range of Calcium Carbonate grades for diverse industrial applications

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Calcium Carbonate in paints & coatings applications

CaCO₃ acts as a multifunctional extender improving rheology, enhancing opacity, extending TiO₂, reducing formulation cost, and contributing to surface smoothness and film volume.

O-Carb and Milcglan are ideal for interior emulsions, offering high brightness, controlled PVC management, stable viscosity, and cost-effective TiO₂ reduction.

Milcglan and Microngloss use ultrafine controlled particle sizes that smooth the film surface, reduce haze, and improve sheen and gloss levels significantly in architectural coatings.

Yes, grades like Milcglan and Microngloss act as TiO₂ spacers, maximising light scattering efficiency and enabling 5–15% TiO₂ reduction without sacrificing opacity or whiteness.

Mattofuse achieves matting through precision contoured particle geometry — not porosity or mineral hardness — making it silica-free, safer, and more colour-clean for modern decorative paints.

Yes, coated CaCO₃ grades are engineered for compatibility with alkyd, polyurethane, epoxy, and other solvent-based paint systems, providing stable dispersion and rheology.

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