Products

HisarCal® Ex-99 is used in the paper sector. Micronized calcite is used in the production of writing paper, wall paper, and cardboard by adding 15-30% cellulose. Because of its high whiteness, low cost, and other technical properties that it provides to paper, it has entered the paper sector and replaced kaolin in the last ten years all over the world, beginning in Europe.

HisarCal® Ex-5 is used in the paper industry. Micronized calcite is used in the production of writing paper, wall paper, and cardboard by adding 15-30% cellulose. Because of its high whiteness, low cost, and other technical properties that it provides to paper, it has entered the paper sector and replaced kaolin in the last ten years all over the world, beginning in Europe.

AdaCAL P-1 adds strength, opacity, whiteness, brightness, and the ability to adjust viscosity to the product (thixotropy) Because of these characteristics, it can be used in a variety of industries, including paint, plastic, paper coating, food, chemistry, and pharmaceuticals. When adaCAL P1 is used in paint, hiding power is increased. The desired level of whiteness is achieved. The surface smoothness is improved. The desired brightness/opacity level is specified. Scrub resistance has been improved. Density is reduced.

adaCAL B1 enhances the product's strength, opacity, whiteness, brightness, and viscosity adjustment (thixotropy) Because of these properties, it can be used in a variety of industries, including paint, plastic, paper, food, cosmetics, and rubber. When adaCAL is used in paint, hiding power is increased. The desired level of whiteness is achieved. The surface smoothness is improved. The desired brightness/opacity level is specified. Scrub resistance has been improved. Density is reduced. With the use of adaCAL in plastic, the impact strength of PVC profile products is improved (even at low temperatures)

HisarCal® St-3 is used in the paper industry. By adding 15-30% to cellulose, micronized calcite is used primarily in the production of writing papers, wallpapers, and cardboard. Because of its high whiteness, low cost, and other technical benefits to paper, it has replaced kaolin in the paper industry over the last ten years, beginning in Europe.

HisarCal® St-5 is used in the paper industry. Micronized calcite is used in the production of writing paper, wall paper, and cardboard by adding 15-30% cellulose. Because of its high whiteness, low cost, and other technical properties that it provides to paper, it has entered the paper sector and replaced kaolin in the last ten years all over the world, beginning in Europe.

HisarCal® St-2 is used in the paper industry. Micronized calcite is used in the production of writing paper, wall paper, and cardboard by adding 15-30% cellulose. Because of its high whiteness, low cost, and other technical properties that it provides to paper, it has entered the paper sector and replaced kaolin in the last ten years all over the world, beginning in Europe.

HisarCal® St-99 is used in the paper industry. Micronized calcite is used in the production of writing paper, wall paper, and cardboard by adding 15-30% cellulose. Because of its high whiteness, low cost, and other technical properties that it provides to paper, it has entered the paper sector and replaced kaolin in the last ten years all over the world, beginning in Europe.

HisarCal® Ex-2 is used in the paper industry. Micronized calcite is used in the production of writing paper, wall paper, and cardboard by adding 15-30% cellulose. Because of its high whiteness, low cost, and other technical properties that it provides to paper, it has entered the paper sector and replaced kaolin in the last ten years all over the world, beginning in Europe.

HisarCal® Ex-40 is used in the paper industry. Micronized calcite is used in the production of writing paper, wall paper, and cardboard by adding 15-30% cellulose. Because of its high whiteness, low cost, and other technical properties that it provides to paper, it has entered the paper sector and replaced kaolin in the last ten years all over the world, beginning in Europe.

HisarCal® Ex-1 is used in the paper industry as a micronized calcite by adding 15-30% cellulose in the production of writing paper, wall paper, and cardboard. Because of its high whiteness, low cost, and other technical properties that it provides to paper, it has entered the paper sector and replaced kaolin in the last ten years all over the world, beginning in Europe.

HisarCal® St-1 is also used in the paper industry. Micronized calcite is used in the production of writing paper, wall paper, and cardboard by adding 15-30% cellulose. Because of its high whiteness, low cost, and other technical properties that it provides to paper, it has entered the paper sector and replaced kaolin in the last ten years all over the world, beginning in Europe.

HisarCal® Ex-3 is used in the paper industry. Micronized calcite is used in the production of writing paper, wall paper, and cardboard by adding 15-30% cellulose. Because of its high whiteness, low cost, and other technical properties that it provides to paper, it has entered the paper sector and replaced kaolin in the last ten years all over the world, beginning in Europe.

adaCAL B1-C enhances product properties such as strength, opacity, whiteness, brightness, and viscosity adjustment (thixotropy) Because of these characteristics, it can be used in a variety of industries such as paint, plastic, chemistry, and so on. When adaCAL B1-C is used in paint, the hiding power is increased. The desired level of whiteness is achieved. The surface smoothness is improved. The desired brightness/opacity level is specified. Scrub resistance has been improved. Density is reduced.

HisarCal® St-1 Fine is used in the paper industry. Micronized calcite is used in the production of writing paper, wall paper, and cardboard by adding 15-30% cellulose. Because of its high whiteness, low cost, and other technical properties that it provides to paper, it has entered the paper sector and replaced kaolin in the last ten years all over the world, beginning in Europe.