Zinc Dust (240 MESH)

Product Description

Chemical Name	Zinc (Dust Form), Zn
CAS Number	7440-66-6
E.U. Index	030-002-007
Melting Point	419
Boiling Point	907
Solubility	Insoluble in water
Toxicological Information	Avoid inhalation, eye contact, skin contact, and ingestion.
Personal Protection	Wear eye protection glasses, mask, gloves, and boots while handling.
Fire Fighting Methods	Use dry chemical, CO, sand, dolomite, etc. Water or halogenated extinguishing media must NOT be used.
Hazard Information	Avoid formation of dust clouds, which may present a dust explosion hazard in the presence of an ignition source.
Handling	Keep away from heat, sparks, and open flame. Containers must be kept tightly closed. Product oxidizes slowly when exposed to air.
Packaging	HDPE drums with double poly-lined bags inside. Silica gel inside drums and bags (optional). Custom packaging available upon request (terms & conditions apply).
Storage	Store in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place away from fire, sparks, and incompatible substances.
Shelf Life	Sensitive to moisture. Exposure to open air or humid conditions after unsealing will reduce shelf life.

PARTICULARS	SPECIFICATIONS
Mesh	240
Appearance	Free Flowing Powder
Color	Grey
Total Zinc (Zn)	94% (+-2%)
Metallic Zinc	92% (+-2%)
Iron (Fe)	0.2% (max)
Residue on 250 (BSS) Mesh Sieve	1.5% (max)
Specific Gravity	6.3 - 6.8
Average Particle Size	63 micron

 

Technical Details 

Versatile Industrial Applications

Zinc Dust (240 MESH) is valued in numerous sectors due to its unique properties. Commonly used in paints and coatings, it provides excellent anti-corrosive qualities. It's also essential in lubricants, textile printing, and as a laboratory reagent, making it a must-have for various industrial processes. Its fine particle size and purity optimize usability and product performance.


Optimal Storage and Handling

Maintaining the quality of Zinc Dust is straightforward. The powder should be stored at room temperature in a cool, dry place to ensure its 12-month shelf life. As it is insoluble in water, accidental moisture contact is not a concern, but proper handling minimizes clumping and exposure to air to uphold quality standards.