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BARYTES · MAIN SOURCE

Barytes. Density That Makes a Difference.

A high-density mineral widely used in drilling fluids and other industrial applications.

ABOUT BARYTES

Understanding the Mineral. Defining the Requirement.

Barytes, also known as barite, is a naturally occurring barium sulphate mineral. Its high density makes it useful as a weighting material in drilling fluids, while selected forms are used in coatings and industrial fillers. Suitability depends on the agreed specifications and application.

Potential Forms

Barytes Lumps
Barytes Powder

Forms shown are illustrative industry forms. Actual availability is subject to confirmation.

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

Specifications That Start with Your Application.

Tell us your technical requirements. Confirmed specifications and supporting documentation can be discussed for the proposed supply.

No specification values, grades or certifications are implied. All parameters require confirmation.

ParameterSpecification
BaSO₄ ContentAvailable on Request
Specific GravityAvailable on Request
MoistureAvailable on Request
Particle SizeAvailable on Request
Iron ContentAvailable on Request
Soluble SaltsAvailable on Request
ColorAvailable on Request
PackagingAvailable on Request
Minimum Order QuantityAvailable on Request
APPLICATIONS

Selected for the Right Purpose.

Oil and gas drilling fluids
Paints and coatings
Industrial fillers
Selected chemical applications
PACKAGING & SUPPLY

Coordinated Around Your Order.

Packaging options, order quantity, lead times and shipment arrangements are discussed against the specific product and requirement. Please include your delivery destination and preferred packaging when enquiring.

Product availability and international shipments are subject to applicable trade regulations and authorisations.

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