Xinyang Huachuan Industrial Development Co., Ltd

Grinding, blasting, and cutting processes, as well as the production of refractory materials, all employ alumina. We are proud to be the world's largest fused alumina producer and supplier. It is also known as fused aluminium oxide Alumina is found in the regions of Odisha, West Bengal, Kerala, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu. There are several physical properties of alumina. It is high in hardness with the value of 9 on Mohs scale. It has sharp-edged grains, a high load bearing capacity, strong shock resistance, and thermal and chemical stability, besides their superior hardness. Alumina, or aluminium oxide (aluminum oxide), is better known in the mineral world as corundum with the chemical formula Al2O3 Alumina has widespread usage in several industries in refractories, sandblasting and abrasives to mention a few. Grinding, machining, blasting, cutting, and the manufacturing of shaped and unshaped refractory materials all employ fused aluminium oxide grits. We offer innovative, brilliant quality alumina mineral with both macro and micro sized that could be used for a wide range of applications. We can add refining procedures to our regular production of alumina mineral to suit the bespoke requirements of various industries and application domains. These various industries are ceramics, sand casting, tiles, enamels, laminates & paints, industrial coatings, abrasives, blasting, concrete & resin components, refractories, insulators and heat conductive to name a few.

Ball clay is majorly used as a basic material in the production of ceramics. They are fine-grained, highly plastic clays that are mostly used to make ceramic and sanitary ware. They are favored for their fluidity, unfired strength, and light color after firing Some specialized ball clays can provide extreme whiteness to the products. They are also employed as soil amendments in horticulture, refractories, polymers, adhesives, and sealants. We majorly source our ball clay mineral from the Bikaner region of Rajasthan. The physical properties of ball clay are high plasticity and unfired strength, refractoriness, along with controlled residue. The ball clay mineral has been an important mineral for the ceramic industry. We also use it in combination with other minerals. This leads to further enhancement of its properties and expands the usage of ball clay in many other industries. For instance, in sanitary ware, our ball clay mineral combined with Kaolin offers a cohesive advantage to the manufacturing. Further, for tableware and crockery manufacturing, we mix our ball clay with kaolin, feldspar and quartz. This gives high enough plasticity and a great white tone to the finished fired product. Ball clays are kaolinitic sedimentary clays that commonly consist of 20â??80% kaolinite, 10â??25% mica, 6â??65% quartz. The plasticity and bonding properties of the ball clay make it the perfect mineral to be used in the making of walls and floor tiles. Ball clay is also used in producing electrical porcelain insulators due to its high insulating properties. In the manufacturing of refractory bricks, we use our ball clay mineral which has high alumina content as binding agents. And, we can also use them as fillers and extenders in several industries such as plastics, rubber, pesticides, fertilizers and adhesives to mention a few. We at Aryan Tiles have an enormous selection of ball clay minerals and with our thorough knowledge of how our ball clay mineral can be used in manufacturing and optimizing our customersâ?? end products. It is our promise to aid our clients with our technical expertise, dedicated customer support and the premium quality ball clay mineral to advance our customersâ?? end products

Wollastonite Wollastonite is one of the most versatile minerals. It is a naturally found mineral that is a mixture of calcium, silicon and oxygen. However, it is majorly found in the regions of Rajasthan, Gujarat and some parts of Tamil Nadu in India The physical properties of Wollastonite include an eclectic needle looking structure which is high in brightness and has superior tones of white. It also has low moisture, oil-absorbing and high thermal stability with less solubility in water. It is low in volatility and has a high melting temperature. Wollastonite has medium hardness with rank of 4.5 on Mohâ??s scale. All of these properties make it an excellent and versatile mineral to be used in industries like plastics, paints, ceramics, construction and adhesives to mention a few. We have majorly focused our supply of Wollastonite mineral on its high-end applications in the ceramics, paints and plastics industries. Within the sphere of the plastics industry, it is a brilliant and less-expensive mineral substitute for fiberglass, carbon fiber and synthetic minerals. It is very much popular in automobile industries, as it can enhance the strength, dimensional stability, and influence resistance of car parts, aiding the manufacturers with lighter parts. Wollastonite is a calcium inosilicate mineral (CaSiO3) that may contain small amounts of iron, magnesium, and manganese substituting for calcium. It's often used in electronic equipment like connectors and computer housings because of its great insulating and fire-resistant qualities. Wollastonite mineral is customized to meet the needs of our clients' industries. Our wollastonite is anti-corrosion mineral that is ideal for paints and coatings sector. Wollastonite can improve the fire strength of ceramic tiles and sanitary ware, as well as reduce cracking and glazing faults, for ceramic manufacturers. Our Wollastonite is an excellent reinforcing filler for cement boards and fire-insulating boards in the building industry. Aryan Tiles is confident in the quality of its Wollastonite minerals. Wollastonite has proven to be the most adaptable material used in various key sectors, and the market for it is constantly expanding.

The feldspar mineral is by far the most plentiful mineral found beneath the earth. It is used in most of the daily usage products. Feldspars are classified into three types: feldspar, pegmatite, and feldspathic sand, and their alumina and alkali content make them ideal for industrial purposes Feldspars and pegmatites are useful functional fillers in the paint and glue industries, as well as fluxing agents in ceramics and glass manufacture. Feldsparâ??s physical properties include high potassium and low iron content. It has pH stability and has consistent hardness with a rating of 6 to 6.5 on the Mohs scale. It is majorly found and mined in the state of Rajasthan. We at Aryan tiles develop Feldspar minerals with the specialized qualities to cater to the specific industries such as ceramics, glass, and paints to mention a few. Feldspar is an excellent source of alumina leading to improvement in the end-product hardness, durability, and chemical corrosion resistance. A feldspar is typically referred to as 'potash' if there is significantly more potassium than sodium (typically there will be 2-5% Na2O). It is also used as fluxing agent for flat and container glass, as well as insulation wools and also in the ceramic industry. Our Feldspar mineral is known for its low quantities of colored oxides, making them ideal for manufacturing white tiles and sanitary ware. Further, Feldspar is also used in paints industry as it has great dispersibility, chemical inertness, pH stability, abrasion resistance and low viscosity. White soda feldspar has high sodium content. It is a common raw ingredient used in glass, ceramics, and to some extent in paint, plastics, and rubber as a filler and extender. The alumina from feldspar improves the hardness, durability, and chemical corrosion resistance of glass. Feldspar's alkalis (calcium oxide, potassium oxide, and sodium oxide) operate as a flux in ceramics, reducing the melting temperature of a mixture. We at Aryan Tiles have an enormous selection of both white potash and white soda feldspar minerals. We have a deep understanding of how our Feldspar minerals can be used in manufacturing our customersâ?? end-products and suit their particular industryâ??s needs. And, thus we have been able to supply to various industries and optimize our customersâ?? product manufacturing with our premium quality mineral

The feldspar mineral is by far the most plentiful mineral found beneath the earth. It is used in most of the daily usage products. Feldspars are classified into three types: feldspar, pegmatite, and feldspathic sand, and their alumina and alkali content make them ideal for industrial purposes Feldspars and pegmatites are useful functional fillers in the paint and glue industries, as well as fluxing agents in ceramics and glass manufacture. Feldsparâ??s physical properties include high potassium and low iron content. It has pH stability and has consistent hardness with a rating of 6 to 6.5 on the Mohs scale. It is majorly found and mined in the state of Rajasthan. We at Aryan tiles develop Feldspar minerals with the specialized qualities to cater to the specific industries such as ceramics, glass, and paints to mention a few. Feldspar is an excellent source of alumina leading to improvement in the end-product hardness, durability, and chemical corrosion resistance. A feldspar is typically referred to as 'potash' if there is significantly more potassium than sodium (typically there will be 2-5% Na2O). It is also used as fluxing agent for flat and container glass, as well as insulation wools and also in the ceramic industry. Our Feldspar mineral is known for its low quantities of colored oxides, making them ideal for manufacturing white tiles and sanitary ware. Further, Feldspar is also used in paints industry as it has great dispersibility, chemical inertness, pH stability, abrasion resistance and low viscosity. The white potash is a distinctive mineral with more potassium content. Our feldspar mineral is of high purity grade, free from impurities and naturally sourced. Our skilled personnel use technology advanced machines to extract the supplied feldspar under their close supervision. This feldspar is utilized in variety of industries, including building, mining, chemical, and others. It is also ideal for making porcelain and earthenware.