Specifications
Product : Quartz Silica
Use : Industrial Use
Color : White to Super Snow White
Form : Powder & Grains
Packaging Type : Small Plastic Bags / Jumbo Bags
Packaging size : 50kgs / 1000-1200 kgs
Whiteness : 90 to 95%
Quartz is made up of a lattice of silica (SiO2) tetrahedral. It is the 2nd most common mineral in the world. Its very hard rock having hardness around 7 on the Mohs scale and its density is 2.65 g/cm3.
Quartz is a common constituent of granite, sand stone, lime stone and many igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rocks. It occurs in hydrothermal veins and pegmatites. Well-formed crystals may reach several meters in length and weigh hundreds of kilograms.
The variety of quartz occurs either in translucent or mostly opaque, while the transparent varieties tend to be macrocrystalline. Although many of the varietal names historically arose from the colour of the mineral, current scientific naming schemes refer primarily to the micro structure of the mineral. Colour is a secondary identifier for the cryptocrystalline minerals, although it is a primary identifier for the macrocrystalline varieties. This does not always hold true. Not all varieties of quartz are naturally occurring. Some coloured mineral is produced by heat treatment. At PEEKAY MINERALS only natural Quartz is available.
The quartz mineral is usually processed in the grain size of 0 to 6 mm. However, it can further be ground in fine mesh as per buyers' application choice or demand. For commercial classification the qualities of Quartz are governed as identification marks like Glassy, Snow white, White or Semi-white grades.
The processing techniques at PEEKAY MINERALS ensures consistent quality, control of size and freedom from impurities at pocket friendly costs.
Application:
Manufacture in glass
Paints and coatings
Abrasives
Refractories
Electronic components
As silica in many more applications
Features:
Free from impurities
Controlled size of grains
High purity
Micron Silica OSM is extremely pure white Powder that is A-grade Silica with more than 96% whiteness and more than 99% purity. Our Natural Silica Powder is available in 100 mesh to 10 microns particle size. We also provide Micronized Snow White Silica powder with below 5 microns size; it is mainly used in superior quality paints.
Discover the purest and most beautiful quartz silica powder on the market. Our natural silica has an unbeatable purity level of above Sio2 99% and is available in a stunning snow white color. Our product boasts a whiteness of over 95%, making it perfect for all your ceramic needs including body, engobe, and glaze compositions. Our high-quality silica sands powder is not only perfect for the ceramics industry but also boasts applications in paint and foundry industries among others.
All Typrs Of Quartz Silica Powder ,Grains etc
1.Silica Quartz Ore Purity: 98% available 2.Silica Quartz Powder Purity: 99.9% available 3.Silica Lumps Purity: 99% available
We manufacture snow white silica quartz powder having purity of more than SiO2 99%.Our product has more than 92% whiteness as well as available in 100mesh, 200mesh and 300 mesh.Silica sand powder is used in ceramic applications such as body, engobe and glaze composition.It is also used in the paint, foundry and other industries. Quartz Powder has natural crystalline structure and has excellent whiteness & brightness. It is inert to acid, alkalis & chemicals. It gives good abrasion resistance. All these grades are available in different mesh size LIKE 200 MESH, 300MESH 500 MESH& the particle size would be in mesh or microns as per customer requirements.
All Typrs Of Quartz Silica Powder ,Grains etc
Application of Silica Flour : Silica Flour has a variety of applications, including: 1. Used as cleaning products 2. Additives for soap, toothpaste and paint 3. Filling and reinforcing rubber, plastic, paper, and road surface materials (asphalt) 4. Used in pharmaceutical products 5. Used in casting and glass production 6. For the production of ceramics, tiles, porcelain, and clay 7. Used in making bricks, concrete, and cement 8. Production of cosmetics and skin care products 9. To increase the cement strength of oil wells (in combination with refractory cement) In addition to the above, Silica Flour is used in conjunction with industrial raw products such as calcium carbonate, and limestone. The most common uses of silica powder are in the following cases: 1. Production of glass and clay 2. Use in oil wells 3. Production of construction materials 4. Production of ceramics 5. Fiberglass production 6. Use as an additive
Application of Silica Flour : Silica Flour has a variety of applications, including: 1. Used as cleaning products 2. Additives for soap, toothpaste and paint 3. Filling and reinforcing rubber, plastic, paper, and road surface materials (asphalt) 4. Used in pharmaceutical products 5. Used in casting and glass production 6. For the production of ceramics, tiles, porcelain, and clay 7. Used in making bricks, concrete, and cement 8. Production of cosmetics and skin care products 9. To increase the cement strength of oil wells (in combination with refractory cement) In addition to the above, Silica Flour is used in conjunction with industrial raw products such as calcium carbonate, and limestone. The most common uses of silica powder are in the following cases: 1. Production of glass and clay 2. Use in oil wells 3. Production of construction materials 4. Production of ceramics 5. Fiberglass production 6. Use as an additive
Application of Silica Flour : Silica Flour has a variety of applications, including: 1. Used as cleaning products 2. Additives for soap, toothpaste and paint 3. Filling and reinforcing rubber, plastic, paper, and road surface materials (asphalt) 4. Used in pharmaceutical products 5. Used in casting and glass production 6. For the production of ceramics, tiles, porcelain, and clay 7. Used in making bricks, concrete, and cement 8. Production of cosmetics and skin care products 9. To increase the cement strength of oil wells (in combination with refractory cement) In addition to the above, Silica Flour is used in conjunction with industrial raw products such as calcium carbonate, and limestone. The most common uses of silica powder are in the following cases: 1. Production of glass and clay 2. Use in oil wells 3. Production of construction materials 4. Production of ceramics 5. Fiberglass production 6. Use as an additive
