What is Ferric Oxide?
Ferric Oxide is Iron (III) oxide is the name given to Fe2O3. Like most chemicals, this is also found in nature in the form of Hematite. It’s famous for its reddish brown color and the fact that it maintains this color and does not change over long periods. Ferric oxide is often used as a pigment during sandblasting, polishing and is used as an ingredient in many industrial processes.
Common Applications
Ferric Oxide is a highly versatile compound used across numerous industries. Supporting businesses in these industries includes:
- Cosmetics: Included in formulations for natural looking pigmentation in skincare and makeup.
- Magnetics: In the manufacture of magnetic tapes, recording media, and ferrite cores.
- Polishing Compounds: Acts as a fine abrasive in metal and gemstone polishing applications.
- Construction Materials: Used in the color and UV resistance of concrete, tiles, and bricks.
- Electronics and Batteries: Serves as a component in lithium batteries and other electronic materials.
- Ceramics & Glass: Frits and enamels for color and chemical resistance in windows.
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
| Purity | 98% – 99.9% |
| Appearance | Reddish-Brown Powder |
| Particle Size | Customizable based on need |
| Moisture Content | < 1% |
| Packaging | 25kg bags, 50kg bags, Jumbo bags |
