Barite

High density

The high density of barite increases the weight of the drilling mud and effectively controls the pressure in the well.

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Chemical resistance

Barite has high resistance to corrosive materials and harsh drilling conditions, ensuring process stability.

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Non-toxic

Barite is also safely used in the medical and pharmaceutical industries due to its stable and harmless chemical composition.

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Thermal stability

Barite maintains its structure at high temperatures and improves the quality of the final product.

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Barite is a mineral with the chemical composition of barium sulfate (BaSO₄) that is used in various industries due to its high density and stable physical properties. It is usually white to gray in color and has medium hardness. The most important use of barite is in the oil and gas drilling industry as a weighting agent in drilling mud to control well pressure. It is also used in non-drilling industries such as brake pad production, paint, rubber, glass, tiles and ceramics, and even in medicine to make X-ray contrast agents.

Barite, a valuable mineral with the chemical formula barium sulfate (BaSO₄), plays an important role in various industries due to its unique physical and chemical properties. Its color ranges from white to gray and even light blue, making it distinctive for specific applications. In oil and gas well drilling, barite increases the density of drilling mud, ensuring operational safety and stabilising well walls. Additionally, it is utilised in glassmaking, ceramics, brake pad production, industrial paints, and polymers to enhance product quality and durability.

Barite, as one of the most important industrial minerals, finds the majority of its applications in the oil and gas drilling industry, where it is used as a weighting agent in drilling mud to control well pressure. This property ensures safe and stable fluid circulation in the well and prevents unwanted blowouts.

Beyond drilling, barite also plays a vital role in non-drilling industries. In the production of brake pads and clutches, it enhances thermal resistance and friction performance. In glassmaking and foundry work, it is used as a fluxing agent and to improve surface quality. In pharmaceuticals and medical equipment, due to its high density and radiation-absorbing properties, barite is applied in the manufacture of contrast agents for imaging. The rubber and plastics industries utilize barite to increase weight and improve strength, while in paints, tiles, and ceramics, it contributes to uniform coating and greater product durability.

With its high density and stable physical properties, barite is recognized as one of the key materials in the oil and gas drilling industry. These features help control well pressure, reduce the risk of sudden blowouts, and ensure operational stability. Barite’s chemical resistance allows it to perform exceptionally in corrosive environments and under harsh industrial conditions.

These characteristics make barite the best choice not only for drilling muds but also for non-drilling industries such as brake pad manufacturing, paint production, glassmaking, and ceramic tiles. Our company supplies pure, well-graded barite of the highest quality in compliance with international standards (ASTM, DIN), helping customers optimize their production processes. Our expert team guarantees that your product is delivered with the desired composition, specific gravity, and purity. Fast delivery, professional consultation, and competitive pricing make us a reliable choice for meeting your barite supply needs.

Chemical Analysis
4.2 g/cm³ (min)	Specific Gravity
250 ppm (max)	Soluble Alkaline Earth Metals (as Calcium)
0.1% (max)	Water Soluble Solids
125/125 cP (max)	Apparent Viscosity (before/after adding gypsum)
6.5 (min)	pH at Room Temp & 180°F
3 wt% (max)	Residue on ASTM Sieve No. 200
10 ± 5 wt%	Residue on ASTM Sieve No. 325
30% w (max)	Particles Less Than 0.6
0.2% (max)	Moisture

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