Gypsum Powder
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Gypsum has many interesting properties, including its very unique crystal habits. Many Gypsum crystals are found perfectly intact without distortions or parts broken off. Such crystals are found in a clay beds as floater crystals, where they fully form without being attached to a matrix. Gypsum crystals are known for their flexibility, and slim crystals can be slightly bent. (Though trying to bend good crystals is not recommended, as their flexibility is weak, and if flexed too much they will break.)
Gypsum has the same chemical composition as the mineral Anhydrite, but contains water in its structure, which Anhydrite lacks. Many Anhydrite specimens absorb water, transforming into the more common Gypsum. Some Gypsum specimens show evidence of this, containing growths of crumpling layers that testify to their expansion from the addition of water.
In a small number of Gypsum specimens, water gets trapped inside a crystal in a hollow channel while the crystal forms. When such a crystal is rotated, a water "bubble" moves around inside it toward the lowest point in the channel. Such specimens are considered a mineralogical oddity, and are very desirable to collectors. These are called "enhydros".
Gypsum sometimes forms in sandy areas, and crystals may trap sand inside when forming, causing a specimen to become brown or gray and opaque. These sand inclusions sometimes form hourglass formations in a crystal. They are also present in the well-known "Desert Rose", which is rosette shaped Gypsum with sand inclusions. (The term "Desert Rose" also applies to rosette shaped Barite with sand inclusions, and the two should not be confused.)
Gypsum specimens should only be cleaned with water. Soaps and detergents should be avoided, as they can enter cracks and crevices of a crystal and ruin its luster.
Product Details:
| Packaging Size | Loose |
| Form | Crystal |
| Usage/Application | Commercial |
| Packaging Type | Bag |
| Country of Origin | Made in India |
Gypsum has many interesting properties, including its very unique crystal habits. Many Gypsum crystals are found perfectly intact without distortions or parts broken off. Such crystals are found in a clay beds as floater crystals, where they fully form without being attached to a matrix. Gypsum crystals are known for their flexibility, and slim crystals can be slightly bent. (Though trying to bend good crystals is not recommended, as their flexibility is weak, and if flexed too much they will break.)
Gypsum has the same chemical composition as the mineral Anhydrite, but contains water in its structure, which Anhydrite lacks. Many Anhydrite specimens absorb water, transforming into the more common Gypsum. Some Gypsum specimens show evidence of this, containing growths of crumpling layers that testify to their expansion from the addition of water.
In a small number of Gypsum specimens, water gets trapped inside a crystal in a hollow channel while the crystal forms. When such a crystal is rotated, a water "bubble" moves around inside it toward the lowest point in the channel. Such specimens are considered a mineralogical oddity, and are very desirable to collectors. These are called "enhydros".
Gypsum sometimes forms in sandy areas, and crystals may trap sand inside when forming, causing a specimen to become brown or gray and opaque. These sand inclusions sometimes form hourglass formations in a crystal. They are also present in the well-known "Desert Rose", which is rosette shaped Gypsum with sand inclusions. (The term "Desert Rose" also applies to rosette shaped Barite with sand inclusions, and the two should not be confused.)
Gypsum specimens should only be cleaned with water. Soaps and detergents should be avoided, as they can enter cracks and crevices of a crystal and ruin its luster.
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V Plus MR Grade Gypsum Plaster
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Product Details:
| Minimum Order Quantity | 400 Bag |
| Brand | V+Plus Waterproof Gypsum Plaster |
| Usage/Application | Construction |
| Packaging Size | 25 |
| Packaging Type | Export Packing |
| Grade Standard | A Grade |
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- Production Capacity: 5000 MT/DAY
- Delivery Time: 3-4 DAYS
- Packaging Details: EXPORT PACKING
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Gypsum Powder
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Product Details:
| Minimum Order Quantity | 400 bag |
| Packaging Size | 25 kg |
| Grade | A GRADE |
| Usage/Application | Plaster |
| Packaging Type | 25 kg ad star bag |
| Color | White |
| Purity | 99% |
| Form | Powder |
| Place Of Origin | IRAN |
Physical Details
| Mesh | 200 |
| Witness | 95 % |
| Packing | 25 kgs |
| Type of Bag | pp Laminated |
| Setting time | |
| Initial | 5 - 7 minutes |
| Final | 12 - 15 minutes |
| Powder water ratio | 1:0.7 |
| Modulus of Rupture ( Kg/cm2 ) | 75 |
| Fluidity ( cm ) | 23 |
| Max ( Gypsum / 100g water ) | 1.62 |
| Setting time | 7 - 15 Minutes |
Chemical Analysis
| Sulphur Trioxide SO3 | 52.09% |
| Calcium Oxide CaO | 40.18 % |
| Soluble magnesium salt expressed as MgO | 0.061% |
| Soluble sodium salt expressed as Na2O | 0.004% |
| Loss of ignition (LOI) | 5.06% |
| Free lime | 0.014% |
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- Item Code: 25202000
- Production Capacity: 50000 MT/MONTH
- Delivery Time: immediate
- Packaging Details: 25 kg imported ad star bags
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Gypsum Plaster
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Product Details:
| Minimum Order Quantity | 100 Bag |
| Brand | Vinayak |
| Usage/Application | Ceiling |
| Packaging Size | 5 kg |
| Packaging Type | Bag |
| Based On Material | Gypsum Plaster |
| Country of Origin | Made in India |
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