What is Calcium Carbonate?

Calcium carbonate is a useful material product that is distributed throughout the world. So, you can find it in nature as Limestone and the primary source of calcite in Limestone in most marine organisms. The history of using this mineral material goes back to 400,000 BC.

Having different forms and chemical composition makes it attractive to various applications. These minerals not only differ in chemical composition but also physical forms, such as amorphous and calcite. Although these different substances have the same chemical composition, they vary in many aspects, like purity, whiteness, thickness, and homogeneity.

One of the unique characteristics of limestone is its reaction to acids. Being so inexpensive and having little absorption of oil makes it possible to use in the wide range diffusion. Moreover, the sound brightness, low hardness, and plasticity are other advantages of this mineral.

The primary and most popular use of calcium carbonate is as a filler in different industries. Also, it is used in construction industries as a building material and cement, metal extraction, and drilling fluids. Furthermore, it is a raw material for refining sugar from sugar beet and a purifier in the juice trade, PVC pipes, rubber tires, cloth, pharmaceutical, and many other industries.

Although the major producers of lime are in North America and Europe, limestone suppliers and exporters exist in Asia and the Middle East. The calcium carbonate found in Iran has indeed over 99 percentages of purity and whiteness. So, it is considered a valuable commodity to trade and export.

Romak, the reputable global supplier in transporting this product, provides high-quality raw and processed calcium carbonate at a competitive price. Besides, Romak’s professional team can export this useful mineral product concerning various specifications and brightness as grained, powder, and different packaging.