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High-purity, engineered mineral solutions for ceramics, coatings, plastics, refractories, and industrial applications.
Wollastonite Powder
Lowers sintering temperature in ceramics; forms anorthite at 900–1000°C. Ideal for ceramic bodies, reducing energy costs and improving efficiency.
- Application: Ceramics, Rubber, Plastics
- Key Benefit: Reduces sintering temp
- Morphology: Needle-like, fibrous
Ceramic Brightener
Enhances whiteness and brightness in ceramic glazes and bodies. Improves surface finish and optical properties.
- Function: Optical enhancement
- Effect: High luster, smooth finish
- Compatibility: Si-Al systems
Zirconium Replacement
Cost-effective alternative to zirconium in ceramic glazes. Maintains opacity and durability with reduced raw material cost.
- Use Case: Glaze formulations
- Advantage: Lower cost, high performance
- Properties: High opacity, stability
Calcined Talc
Thermally treated talc for improved thermal stability and reduced shrinkage in ceramics and refractories.
- Application: Ceramics, Refractories
- Benefits: Low shrinkage, high stability
- Form: Fine powder
Talc for Paints & Coatings
Used as white pigment in water-based, oil-based, and resin coatings. Enhances adhesion, coverage, and weather resistance.
- Grade: Coating grade
- Features: Uniform size, high dispersion
- Benefits: UV resistance, color stability
Dolomite
Natural calcium magnesium carbonate used in ceramics, glass, and metallurgy. Acts as a flux and source of MgO and CaO.
- Composition: CaMg(CO₃)₂
- Uses: Ceramics, Glass, Metallurgy
- Form: Powder, granules
Nepheline
Low-silica feldspathoid mineral that reduces silica content in ceramic formulations while maintaining performance.
- Function: Fluxing agent
- Advantage: Lowers melting point
- Application: Glazes, enamels
Feldspar
Primary flux in ceramic and glaze formulations. Provides alumina and alkalis for vitrification and strength.
- Type: Potash & Soda Feldspar
- Role: Vitrifying agent
- Benefits: Durability, thermal stability