Kaolin-Based Pigments -Their Classification And Application In The Paper Industry

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
A. R. Negele
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Jan 1, 1993

Abstract

Kaolin-based pigments are the most widely used pigments in the paper industry. Several types are available and include standard hydrous, delaminated, calcined, chemically-structured, and most recently, composite pigments. Within each category, a spectrum of products is available to satisfy the application requirements of paper producers. The paper industry has a broad range of applications including fillers in woodfree and groundwood-containing papers, pigmented size press applications, ultra-lightweight and lightweight coated papers, coated merchant papers, cast coated papers and coated paperboard. Each application has its own set of performance criteria and suppliers must work with mills to identify appropriate product(s) to fulfill these requirements.
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APA: A. R. Negele  (1993)  Kaolin-Based Pigments -Their Classification And Application In The Paper Industry

MLA: A. R. Negele Kaolin-Based Pigments -Their Classification And Application In The Paper Industry. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1993.

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