Indian spices, dehydrated vegetables powders & granules, cold press edible oils & oleoresins, culinary herbs & seasonings, cereals, millet and rice..Export of indian spices, dehydrated vegetables powders & granules, cold press edible oils & oleoresins, culinary herbs & seasonings, cereals, millet and rice.
Garnet abrasives, quartz (a & b grade), baryte or barite 4.2 & 4.1 sg grade (lumps & powder).We provide end end solutions for all our trade partners. from sourcing/manufacturing to freight services.
Calcite Granules Exporting limited quantities to artificial marble and granite manufacturing industries.
Granite Granules Exporting limited quantities to Artificial Marble and Granite manufacturing Industries.
Potash Feldspar We are exporting limited quantities to Glass Industries, Artificial Marble and granite industries and ceramic industries.
Specifications Products : Pyrophyllite Use : Industrial Use Color : Off White to White Form : Lumps,Powder, Grains & Calcined Packing Type : Pastic Bags Packing Size : 25kgs /50kgs Calcined Pyrophyllite Lumps Pyrophyllite is a member of phyllosilicate mineral spices, or Leaf silicates, which have sheet-like structure. It belongs to the clay family and composed of aluminium silicate hydroxide : AlSi2O5OH. The phyllosilicates from stacks of silicate layers that are composed to SiO4 tetrahedrons and the sheets are not directly linked above or below to the next silicate sheets. In pyrophyllite, two silicate layers are sandwitched in between the so called gibbsite layer. Gibsite Al(OH)3, is its own mineral and is composed or octahedrally coordinated aluminiums surrounded by six hydroxides. The Gibsite layer (G) in pyrophyllite is identical to gibsiteâ??s structure except that four of the hydroxides are replaces by four oxygens from the silicate layer (S). The overall pyrophyllite can be imagined as stacked S-G-S sandwitches. The bonding between these sand witche is nearly nonexistent and gives rise to pyrophyllite's softness and perfect cleavage. Pyrophyllite is also identical in physical properties to a quite distinct mineral called talc. The two are isomorphous, meaning they share the same monoclinic structure but have different chemistries. Talc has magnesiums instead of aluminums and is basically indistinguishable from pyrophyllite without a chemical test for aluminum. The test for aluminum involves applying a slight amount of cobalt nitrate solution on the specimen and then igniting the solution. The specimen should change color; a blue color confirms pyrophyllite, a violet color confirms talc. Pyrophyllite is a mild mineral (hardness of 1.0 to 1.5 on Mohs scale) with pearly luster. It has lower the firing temperature, reduces shrinking and cracking, and improves thermal shock resistance. Major application of pyrophyllite is in ceramics as talc counterpart, particularly in the manufacture of white ceramic products such as floor tile, wall tile, and electrical porcelain. Because of its PCE of 30 to 32 (moderate to high duty), pyrophyllite is used as refractory in brick form or monolith, other applications of pyrophyllite are as insecticide carrier and extender in paint, Filler in plastics, paper, rubber, and vinyl tiles. Pyrophyllite when calcined are used in Engineering Ceramic products. While refined Pyrophyllite after calcination is suitable for paint application as an extender. At the same time It is most suitable as an active filler in Thermoplastics when micronized and surface modified.
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Fuller's earth is any clay material that has the capability to decolorize oil or other liquids without the use of harsh chemical treatment. Fuller's earth typically consists of palygorskite . Modern uses of fuller's earth include as absorbents for oil, grease, and animal waste (cat litter) and as a carrier for pesticides and fertilizers. Minor uses include filtering, clarifying, and decolorizing; active and inactive ingredient in beauty products; and as a filler in paint, plaster, adhesives, and pharmaceuticals It also has a number of uses in the film industry and on stage. 3000pmt + gst( ex factory price) used in as of fillers earth,it is used as emulsifiers for oil, refining of vegetables oils,refining of non edible oil, refining of minerals all like, refining of animal fats, refining of hydrogen,used as base of plaster, used as pharmaceuticals aids, used in cosmetics,used as fillers in ceramics, refractories, paper coating, used for thickness in lubricating grease and fire proof HS CODE- 2508 Minimum order size- 27mt packaging details- 50kg new laminated bag
Our company is in the business of processing bentonite. Based in bhuj of kutch district, gujarat state of india located on west coast, proximity to kandla & mundra port. We process for different application based on the requirement of end user & as per the specification provided by customers, we process for application such as, Iron ore pallets, drilling (api 13a section 9 & section 11, trenchless & horizontal directional drilling grade hdd 90 bbl/ton to hdd 200 bbl/ton, micro tunneling, ocma dfcp-4), foundry / casting, fertilizer, cattle & poultry feed (toxin binder and / or inorganic adsorbents), piling & diaphragm wall / civil engineering, earthing (electrodes and earth fill compound), wine purification, cat litter (granules), paper, cosmetics, pharma, desiccants (granules & powder), pond sealing (granules & powder) & others. Material is being tested at our established principal lab at various stages right from incoming to process & till dispatched. To ensure product meets & surpass all quality parameters has complete infrastructure & competent to customized the grade. As a company, we offer products that are of the highest standard at at extremely competitive rates.
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Cenosphere.
Perlite filter aids are both sterile and inert and are used for filtering liquids in the beverage, food and industries. For price, specifications and other details please contact us
Copper Pgm Sludge
Nickel Sludge
Catalyst ore
Beryllium Ore
Activated Bleaching Earth for purification of Edible oils Bleaching earths are often regarded as salt of the earth.Before Edible oils can be safely.Consumed, they have to be processed in order to remove impurities, both for commercial and health purposes. A process known as bleaching involves the use of bleaching earths or clays. The term itself is misleading as colour removal is not the most important purpose of the bleaching process. Vegetable oils contain contaminates that adversely affect the performance, appearance and taste of the oil. In order for it to be used in edible applications, the oil must meet high quality standards that require the removal of various impurities. The bleaching process essentially removes some colour from the oil; reduces how much chlorophyll and carotinoids the oil contains; removes soap, gums and trace metals; and decomposes oxidation products. Bleaching is performed prior to other processing What are bleaching earths? Oils are bleached using a powdered, surfactant material. Simply put, the powder is mixed with water, and then added to the oil where they absorb unwanted impurities before they are removed from the oil again, taking the impurities with them. Bleaching earths are generally composed of up to three types of clay minerals: bentonite, attapulgite and fullers earth The minerals act as absorbers with capacity being dependent on mineralogical structure and properties, such as surface area, particle size distribution, porosity and surface activity. Bentonites or fullers earth are a soft stone with the capacity to absorb substances dissolved in water and other liquids. The minerals have been formed over time due to the natural adaptation of volcanic ash
Potash Feldspar is a naturally occuring Potassium Alumino Silicate rock occurring in pegmatite bodies. Feldspar is used as a flux in ceramic and glass industries. It also adds strength to the body. Feldspar is a rare occurrence of extremely pure mineral free from mica. The chief impurities namely clay, and other foreign matter all occur as fine bodies below one mm. It is used in many industries like Ceramics, Glass Industries, Pottery, Battery, lead-acid automotive, Beverage glass, Fluorescent light, Mirror Plate, ceramic, Polyvinylchloride (PVC) plastic pipe Sink, ceramic Television picture tube, Tile, Sanitary, bulb , tube light etc. Salient Features Best for Ceramic & Sanitary Ware Manufacturing - Application in both Glaze (K2O > 11.5%) & Body (K2O >10.5%) - gives White Firing Colour. Glass Grades - better fluxing from K2O > 10% (total alkalies > 13%), Alumina > 17% for strength, Low Iron Fe2O3 at < 0.5%. High Potash K2O >11% for Flux coated Welding Electrodes.
Soda Feldspar refers to group of Aluminum Silicate of sodium. The chief use of Feldspar is in the Ceramic and Glass Industries. Smaller quantities are used in the manufacturing of Tiles, Whiteware, and Sanitaryware. Other uses of Feldspar include Catalysts, Acid resistant and Decorative Stone as a flux or binding agent in certain scanning Soaps and artificial teeth. In ceramic bodies, the main vitrifying (fluxing) agent is feldspar. The majority of white ware bodies contain good proportions of feldspar. It acts as a flux. In the ceramic industry, the flux is defined as that portion of the body which develops glass phase. This is provided mostly by feldspar. The amount of flux in a ceramic body should be only in such a proportion as to develop the desired amount of vitrification. If excess of flux is added, the fired body becomes very glassy and consequently, brittle. Salient Features It acts as a flux It is the main vitrifying agent in ceramic bodies
