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When silica works as a carrier or filler, the product specification that decides your batch record is not reinforcement — it is purity, particle consistency and flow behavior. A commodity filler can pass a visual check and still fail the formulation.
IOTA FINE SIL 7365 is a superfine precipitated silicon dioxide with a stated dual role: reinforcement for silicone rubber, and low-impurity carrier / filler duty for powder systems.
An ultrafine precipitated silica made by a special processing technology, with excellent reinforcement and dispersion — and a second, often overlooked application profile as carrier and filler.
Published specifications:
|
Item |
Value |
|
SiO2 (dried) |
≥ 90% |
|
Moisture |
4–8% |
|
Sulphate |
≤ 1.0% |
|
pH value |
6.5–7.5 |
|
Iron content |
≤ 300 mg/kg |
|
BET specific surface area |
180–200 m²/g |
|
Particle size |
8 µm |
|
Packing |
20 kg white kraft paper bag |
1. Is 7365 only a carrier grade?
No — the same grade is stated to reinforce silicone rubber (better than ordinary precipitated silica, no whitening after stretching). One grade, two application profiles.
2. How does it compare with FINE SIL 7360?
Both are superfine precipitated grades with BET 180–200 m²/g and 8 µm particle size; 7365 states lower limits for sulphate (≤1.0% vs ≤1.5%) and iron (≤300 vs ≤500 mg/kg). Choose by your purity requirements.
Conclusion: for carrier and filler duty, purity limits are the spec sheet lines that matter — FINE SIL 7365 puts them in writing.
Related product: Precipitated Silica IOTA FINE SIL7365