210HSA is an exceptionally small particle French Process, in powder form, statistically measured zinc oxide formed from zinc metal. This grade has a higher surface area and reactivity and is used by the plastic, latex, and transparent rubber industries and in applications where high reactivity is required. 210HSA is available with surface treatment (210HSA-S). It has a surface area range of 8 to 10 m2 /g, a specific gravity of 5.6, and an apparent density (in powder form) of 20 to 40.
U.S. Zinc is the premier global leader in the added value zinc products market. U.S. Zinc manufactures zinc oxide from high grade (HG) and special high grade (SHG) zinc metal as well as from zinc secondaries. With plants in Brazil, China, and two in the United States, they are the largest producer of zinc oxide in the world, providing supply security across the globe. U.S. Zinc also produces zinc dust from high grade (HG) and special high grade (SHG) zinc metal as well as from zinc secondaries. Some of their products have applications in rubber, tape/adhesives, oil additives, traffic paint and wire insulation.
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