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WHY SAMUON

CAS Registration & its meaning

SAM is officially registered on the CAS Registry as a new, independent inorganic substance. CAS registration means an “established substance identity.”

Substance Name
Super Activity Material (SAM) Confirmed
CAS RN
154948-26-2 Confirmed
CAS Index Name
Aluminum calcium iron magnesium silicon oxide Confirmed
Note: the CAS-registered substance name “Super Activity Material (SAM)” is the official registered material identity — distinct from the SAMUON brand acronym “Super Activated Mineral (SAM).”

What CAS registration means

SAM is not a mere blend or recipe but an industrial material identified by its own CAS number. CAS registration means the substance is defined as an identifiable, independent material.

In the index name, “Aluminum” does not mean metallic aluminum — it is the standard CAS index notation for an oxide-based complex inorganic structure such as alumina.

Business value

  • Established substance identity
  • Minimized composition misunderstanding in global tech-transfer, co-development, and supply contracts
  • Stronger IP / know-how defense structure
  • A foundation for global commercialization discussions
CAS registration denotes substance identity — it does not certify safety or performance for every use. Use-specific safety and performance require separate testing and certification.
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