Zinc Oxide is a white, odorless, and tasteless inorganic compound used across multiple industries. It serves as a vital source of zinc in pharmaceutical, food, and agricultural applications and offers UV-protection, antimicrobial, and pigment properties in industrial formulations. Available in various grades (technical, pharma, nano), it supports diverse use cases ranging from sunscreens to micronutrient fertilizers.
Zinc Oxide is a white, odorless, and tasteless inorganic compound used across multiple industries. It serves as a vital source of zinc in pharmaceutical, food, and agricultural applications and offers UV-protection, antimicrobial, and pigment properties in industrial formulations. Available in various grades (technical, pharma, nano), it supports diverse use cases ranging from sunscreens to micronutrient fertilizers.
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Chemical Properties & Specifications
As zinc source in ointments, creams, and dermatological applications
Used as a trace mineral supplement in nutraceuticals and fortified foods
Active in sunscreens, baby powders, and lotions for UV-blocking and soothing
White pigment in paints, ceramics, and rubber processing
Fertilizer micronutrient and foliar application for zinc-deficient soils
*Personal care: Sunscreens, anti-dandruff shampoos *Paints & coatings: Non-toxic white pigment *Ceramics & glass: Opacity and chemical resistance *Feed: Mineral supplement in poultry and livestock *Fertilizer blends: Zinc-enriched NPK and micronutrient formulations *Rubber industry: Vulcanization activator
*Broad grade availability including pharma, feed, and nano *Effective UV blocker and antimicrobial agent *Used in global trace mineral fortification programs Eco-compliant non-toxic white pigment
Pharmaceutical (USP/BP), Feed grade, Cosmetic/Nano, and Technical grade.
Yes, when using food/pharma/cosmetic-grade material, it is safe per regulatory guidelines.
Yes, Zinc Oxide is widely used as a zinc micronutrient in foliar and granular fertilizer blends.
Ranges from 96–99.5% depending on grade; assay by gravimetric analysis or titration.
GRAS listed and conforms to USP/BP/EP/FCC where applicable.
Yes. COA, MSDS, TDS, ISO/GMP certifications. Pharma grade is supplied with DMF-supporting docs.
MOQ typically 25 kg; dispatch within 5–7 working days for standard packaging.
Yes, available on request with particle size range of 20–100 nm.
Grade Options: Technical, USP/BP/EP, Feed/Nutraceutical, Cosmetic, Nano
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