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Calcium Carbonate

Calcium Carbonate

Calcium Carbonate is a naturally occurring mineral produced by finely grinding high-purity limestone or marble.

It is a cost-effective, high-brightness functional filler widely used in numerous industries to improve product performance, processing, and overall quality. GCC is available in various particle sizes and grades to suit specific industrial applications.

Calcium Carbonate

Applications

Paints & Coatings

Calcium Carbonate improves opacity, brightness, scrub resistance, and durability while reducing formulation cost. It also enhances rheology, smoothness, and overall coating performance.

Paper Industry

Calcium Carbonate is used as a filler and coating pigment to improve paper brightness, whiteness, smoothness, printability, and opacity. It also reduces production costs by replacing a portion of expensive pulp.

Ceramic Industry

In ceramic formulations, Calcium Carbonate acts as a source of calcium oxide during firing, improving strength, dimensional stability, and surface finish. It is widely used in wall tiles, floor tiles, sanitaryware, and ceramic bodies.

Plastic Industry

Calcium Carbonate is extensively used as a functional filler in PVC, PP, PE, masterbatches, and engineering plastics. It increases stiffness, dimensional stability, impact resistance, and processability while reducing raw material costs.

Rubber Industry

Calcium Carbonate is used as a reinforcing and extending filler in natural and synthetic rubber compounds. It improves tensile strength, hardness, abrasion resistance, surface finish, and processing efficiency while lowering production costs.

Key Features

High purity and brightness
Excellent whiteness and opacity
Controlled particle size distribution
Low oil absorption
Good dispersion characteristics
Chemically inert and non-toxic
Cost-effective performance enhancer

Calcium Carbonate is an essential industrial mineral that delivers excellent performance, consistent quality, and economic benefits across paints, paper, ceramics, plastics, and rubber applications.

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