ZNO Grade 500L is manufactured by French (Indirect) Process with lower surface area, high assay and low impurities. ZNO Grade 500L meets the requirements of ASTM specification D79 for paint, EC RoHS for heavy metal limits, and End of Live Vehicles (ELV Directive), and other regulations where good quality zinc oxide is required. This grade is used where lower impurities are required and slightly less re-activity provides benefits in the application, such as in paint and coatings to reduce potential gelling/early shelf life failures due the zinc oxide undesirably reacting with dispersants or TiO2 coatings. This grade is also used in ceramics and electronics .
Zinc Oxide LLC is North America’s newest manufacturer of zinc oxide. In fact, our ISO9001:2008 Certified plant in Dickson, Tenn. is the first ZnO plant to come on line in North America in over 20 years. Zinc Oxide LLC is now in production of grades designed for a variety of markets including the rubber, tire, chemical, ceramics, glass, plastics and paint and coatings industries.
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