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Calcium Sulfate, Anhydrous – Natural (Anhydrite) – Standard Chemicals International

Calcium Sulfate, Anhydrous – Natural (Anhydrite)

  • Construction Dry-mix Calcium Sulfate (Plaster, Gypsum and Anhydrite)
    Construction Gypsum-board, Plasterboard and Drywall Plaster Compound Additives

    Mining natural deposits obtain Natural Anhydrite. Typically referred to as Anhydrite, Calcium Sulfate Anhydrous (CaSO4) is a mineral belonging to the Calcium Sulfate family, which has no water in its crystal structure, making it an anhydrous compound with specific crystalline properties.

    In the construction industry, anhydrite is a binding material for creating self-leveling screeds that can replace cement in specific applications. Its use in these applications offers benefits like enhanced fluidity for self-leveling, improved dimensional stability, excellent mechanical strength, and superior thermal conductivity. Additionally, anhydrite finds application in other industrial fields like cement production and the fertilizer industry.