Barite
90% and 95%
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About the Product
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Barite
The physical properties of barite—such as softness, good formability, and resistance to chemical reactions—make it ideal for industrial processes. It can be easily ground and remains stable in neutral or alkaline environments without reacting with most chemicals. Due to its high transparency, barite is also valued in specific applications such as optical glass manufacturing and medical uses like X-ray imaging.
Applications of Barite
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Oil and Gas Well Drilling
Barite is used in drilling mud formulations as a weighting agent to provide the necessary pressure to prevent well blowouts and to maintain the stability of the wellbore walls.
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Production of Paints and Industrial Coatings
In the paint industry, barite is used as an inert white filler that enhances abrasion resistance and improves coating uniformity.
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Rubber and Plastics Industry
Barite is used as a cost-effective and heavy filler in the production of rubber and plastic components, enhancing strength and reducing production costs.
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Pharmaceutical and Imaging Industries
In X-ray imaging, high-purity barite is used as an oral contrast agent that enhances radiation absorption and offers high safety.
Other Applications
Ceramic and glass production, chemical industries, radiation shielding, battery manufacturing, paper and cardboard production, and decorative or construction stone applications.
Buying Barite – Why Petrola?
Petrola as a Manufacturer
Petrola as a Supplier
Petrola also acts as a supplier in close collaboration with the largest and most reputable chemical manufacturers in Iran, enabling us to provide any required product quantity in the shortest possible time.
FAQ About Barite
The minimum order quantity for barite, based on production conditions, is 50 tons.
Barite packaging is unbranded by default, but for orders over 500 tons, your logo can be printed on the product upon request.
Yes, this product is available for export and can be delivered at Iran’s borders or to neighboring countries.
The different colors of barite are due to varying levels of impurities, which can affect its specific applications.
Gray barite is preferred for drilling applications, while pinkish barite is more suitable for paint and plastic production.
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