Calcium carbonate plays an indispensable role in the environmental protection industry. Due to its natural and non-toxic characteristics, it is widely used in pollution control and ecological protection, and has become an important material in the field of environmental protection. Its main applications are reflected in the following aspects:

In recent years, with the advancement of science and technology and changes in market demand, calcium carbonate has not only played an important role in traditional fields such as plastics, papermaking, coatings, rubber and other industries, but also has shown great application potential and market prospects in high-tech fields.

In this process, the calcium carbonate industry will also continue to provide solid support for the development of the photovoltaic industry with its advantages in material application.

Application of calcium carbonate in the photovoltaic market

Calcium carbonate (CaCO₃), as an indispensable filler in the plastics industry, has become a key component in plastic products with its excellent performance and economy. It not only improves the performance of plastics, but also effectively reduces production costs, so it plays a vital role in the field of plastic processing.

Calcium carbonate (CaCO₃), as an indispensable filler in the plastics industry, has become a key component in plastic products with its excellent performance and economy. It not only improves the performance of plastics, but also effectively reduces production costs, so it plays a vital role in the field of plastic processing.

High purity calcium carbonate(CaCO₃) is an inorganic compound widely found in nature, and its main components include rocks such as limestone and marble. With the advancement of science and technology and changes in market demand, High purity calcium carbonate​ not only occupies an important position in traditional industries such as plastics, papermaking, coatings and rubber, but also shows great application potential and market prospects in high-tech fields.

As a filler, it can increase product volume and reduce production costs. It is widely used in daily chemical industries such as artificial floor tiles, rubber, plastics, paper, coatings, paints, inks, cables, building materials, food, medicine, textiles, feed, toothpaste, etc.

When choosing talc, at least the "four degrees" of talc itself should be considered, namely: purity, whiteness, flakeness and fineness. Generally speaking, in order to evaluate the quality of talc products, at least the above four factors should be considered. Judging the quality by a single indicator may be incomplete. If someone judges the quality of talc only based on the average particle size, it is very controversial.

When choosing talc, at least the "four degrees" of talc itself should be considered, namely: purity, whiteness, flakeness and fineness. Generally speaking, in order to evaluate the quality of talc products, at least the above four factors should be considered. Judging the quality by a single indicator may be incomplete. If someone judges the quality of talc only based on the average particle size, it is very controversial.