Badal Corporation

Precipitated Silica Powder MFIL 100

Highly Dispersible Precipitated Silica Grades For Tyres

Physical Form: Granules, which offer better handling, lower dust levels, and easier dispersing compared to powder forms.

Key Applications: Used in tire treads, rubber compounds, and plastics to enhance structural integrity and abrasion resistance.

Performance Benefits: Improves wet traction, lowers fuel consumption in tires, and provides high reinforcement in elastomeric applications.

Surface Area: Typically features a medium-to-high surface area (often noted around 170--200 m2/g170 -- 200 m squared / g170--200 m2/𝑔 in related grades like MFIL-200(HDS-G)). 

MFIL-200 (G) Precipitated Silica Granules is a high-quality, fine-grade form of precipitated silica that is typically used in a variety of industrial and consumer applications. Precipitated silica is a synthetic form of silicon dioxide (SiO2) produced by neutralizing a solution of sodium silicate with an acid. It is characterized by its fine particle size, high surface area, and unique properties that make it useful across a wide range of industries.

Rubber Grade Precipitated Silica Powder is a form of silica (SiO₂) produced through a chemical process where sodium silicate is reacted with an acid, typically sulfuric acid, to form a gel-like precipitate. This gel is then dried and ground into a fine, powdery substance. Precipitated silica is characterized by its high surface area, fine particle size, and excellent chemical properties, which make it suitable for a wide range of industrial applications.