Zinc Oxide (ZnO) is a common inorganic compound with numerous uses. It is insoluble in water and soluble in dilute acids and bases. Zinc Oxide (ZnO) is involved in numerous research areas to understand its electronic, optical, catalytic properties and all the benefits it can provide. Pigments are very good at absorbing ultraviolet light. Its use is becoming much more common in different industries. Many applications take advantage of the oxide's reactivity as a precursor to other zinc compounds.

• Cosmetics,
• Rubbers,
• Plastics,
• Ceramics,
• Glass,
• Paints,
• Sun creams,
• Ointments,
• Adhesives,
• Filling Pastes,
• Pigments,
• Foods,
• First aid tapes

Zinc oxide in cosmetics and personal care products,


Broad spectrum UVA and UVB absorber

Photostable

Antibacterial

Deodorant

With its properties, it is used in cracked skin treatment, deodorant, baby powder, to reduce or prevent sunburn and premature skin aging. It forms a thin layer by adhering to the skin surface and isolates the skin damage from external factors, accelerating the healing of small wounds and inflammations.


Zinc oxide is an excellent activator for the rubber industry.


High brightness

Optimal particle size

Organic accelerator

Reduces heat accumulation

Resistance to abrasion

Increasing strength

UV protection

With its features, it is indispensable for rubber manufacturing processes. Zinc oxide has a large market in the rubber industry.

Ceramic

Another important area of zinc oxide is its use in the composition of glaze and frit in the ceramic industry.


Lowering the melting temperature

Be able to control viscosity

Prevent cracks occurring at high temperatures

Increasing chemical resistance

Thermal conductivity

Increasing the brightness of colored glazes

High temperature stability

Its versatile use, such as obtaining matte and crystal surfaces with its use in high amounts, has enabled it to take an important place in the ceramic industry.