Properly Controlling Profits

Zinc oxide is a predominantly inactive, white substance that is extensively utilized as a bulking agent or filler, as well as a white pigment. It can be discovered in certain rubber, glass, and ceramic items, and is applied in the chemical sector as a catalyst. Additionally, it is employed in coatings for preventing corrosion and managing mildew.

Zinc oxide has been in use for centuries. During its longstanding usefulness in pharmaceutical, dental, ceramic, glass, pigment, food, cement, and other industrial applications, zinc oxide moisture has required attention to control product quality. Even the smallest variation in moisture can affect clumping and product consistency. While zinc oxide, itself, is nearly insoluble in water, a too-dry production environment can be overly dusty. A too-humid process can affect shipping and handling costs and procedures. Controlling zinc oxide moisture is necessary in an efficient, quality-driven production environment.