High Performance Silica Dioxide For Cast Coated Paper

Introduction:

High Performance Silica Dioxide is a type of filler used in the production of cast coated paper. Cast coated paper is a 

high-quality paper with a glossy, mirror-like surface.

Silica dioxide, also known as silica or silicon dioxide, is a naturally occurring mineral that is commonly found in the earth's 

crust. It is chemically inert and has high thermal stability, making it an ideal material for use in various industrial applications, 

including paper production.

In the manufacturing process of cast coated paper, silica dioxide is added to the paper pulp as a filler. The addition of silica 

dioxide helps to improve the paper's surface smoothness, brightness, and printability. It also enhances the paper's opacity 

and whiteness, giving it a more vibrant and attractive appearance.

The high-performance silica dioxide used in cast coated paper is specially treated to have a narrow particle size distribution 

and controlled surface properties. This ensures that the silica particles are evenly dispersed throughout the paper, resulting 

in a uniform coating and a smooth, glossy finish.

The use of high-performance silica dioxide in cast coated paper offers several benefits. Firstly, it improves the paper's printability, 

allowing for sharp and vibrant printed images. Secondly, it enhances the paper's surface gloss, giving it a premium look and feel. 

Lastly, it increases the paper's durability and resistance to water and moisture, making it suitable for various applications, such as

packaging and high-end printing.

Overall, high-performance silica dioxide is a crucial component in the production of cast coated paper, contributing to its superior 

quality and performance.

Technical Data:

Anticorrosion Pigments, Inkjet Receptive Coating, Matting Agent