Dolomite Powder

Dolomite mineral is a double carbonate of calcium and magnesium and it exhibits a granular structure. It has high natural whiteness and it's noted for their ease of dispersion. Its use improves properties such as weather ability, reduces shrinkage, fissure development and water absorption. Natural Dolomite Powder is of White Colour and is used as Filler in many applications such as Soap & Detergent, Paints, Ceramics and many other Industries. Applications: - Soap & Detergent Leather Cloth Industry Cable Industries Rigid PVC Pipes Iron, Steel, and Ferro-Alloys Industries Paints, Inks, Powder Coating Ceramic Industry Rubber Industry Glass Industry Available Mesh Size: - 100 TO 700 MESH Custom sizes and Material of required specifications can be made in case of Bulk and Regular orders. BRIGHTNESS: - 92 TO 96 AS PER REQUIREMENT Index Compound Result 1. Silica - (SiO2) 10.41 % 2. Alumina - (AI2O3) 01.15 % 3. Iron - (Fe2O3) 00.21 % 4. Titanium - (TiO2) 00.18 % 5. Calcium - (Cao) 30.02 % 6. Magnesium - (MgO) 18.41 % 7. Soda - (Na2O) 00.34 % 8. Potash - (K2O) 00.07 % 9. Loss on Ignition - (LOI) 38.91 %

DOLOMITE is a natural Calcium Magnesium Carbonate with the chemical formula CaMg(CO3)2.

Pure White Natural Dolomite is Micronized by adopting the latest Indigenous Technology and Manufacturing Plants under strict Quality Control. The ultimate fine and high whiteness Filler is available in Uncoated and Coated Form. Physical Properties: Brightness 95 ~ 97%; Whiteness 97 ~ 99%; Specific Gravity 2.7; Moisture 0.10 % Max; Bulk Density 0.80 ~ 1.20 (Depending on the Particle Size); Oil Absorption 19 ~ 23 (Depending on the Particle Size); LOI 40 ~ 43 %; Total Carbonates 90 ~ 94% Chemical Properties: CaO 26 ~ 28 %; MgO 17 ~ 19 %; CaCO3 47 ~ 50 %; MgCo3 35 ~ 38 %; Al2O3 0.25 %; Fe2O3 0.10 ~ 0.25 %; SiO2 10 ~ 12 % Particle Size: D97 30 ~ 10 �¼; D50 7 ~ 3 �¼ KEY WORDS: Dolomite Powder, Dolomite Grains

Dolomite powder is used as a raw material for the production of high-grade glassware, medicine bottles and optical glass. Dolomite powder has limited dosage in paints, confined to be used as filler, mainly playing the role of white pigment. However, due to the coarse particles, refractive index and paint solvent similar to the covering power is weak, there is no certain special role in the application, just for the body pigment filler paint.- Used in the building materials and refractory materials, chemical and agricultural, environmental protection, energy conservation and other fields. - Used in the production of glass and ceramic ingredients; - Used as refractory inner layer, slag making agent, cement raw material, glass flux, kiln industry, building and decoration stone material, paint;

Pure White Natural Dolomite is Micronized by adopting the latest Indigenous Technology and Manufacturing Plants under strict Quality Control. The ultimate fine and high whiteness Filler is available in Uncoated and Coated Form Physical Properties: Brightness 95 ~ 97%; Whiteness 97 ~ 99%; Specific Gravity 2.75; Moisture 0.10 %; Max Bulk Density 0.80 ~ 1.20 (Depending on the Particle Size); Oil Absorption 19 ~ 23 (Depending on the Particle Size); LOI 45 ~ 47 %; Total Carbonates 95 ~ 98% Chemical Properties: CaO 31 ~ 34 %; MgO 18 ~ 20 %; CaCO3 56 ~ 60 %; MgCO3 40 ~ 42 %; Al2O3 0.20 ~ 0.50 %; Fe2O3 0.10 ~ 0.25 %; SiO2 0.50 ~ 0.90 % Particle Size: D97 30 ~10 �¼; D50 7 ~ 3

Dolomite is a carbonate mineral, including ankerite and manganese dolomite. Its crystal structure is like calcite and is often rhombohedral. It will bubble slowly when exposed to cold dilute hydrochloric acid. Some dolomite emits orange light under cathode ray irradiation. Dolomite is the main mineral composition of dolomite and dolomitic limestone. Dolomite can be used in building materials, ceramics, glass and refractory materials, chemical industry, agriculture, environmental protection, energy conservation and other fields. It is mainly used as flux for basic refractory and blast furnace ironmaking. Production of calcium magnesium phosphate fertilizer and preparation of magnesium sulfate; As well as ingredients for producing glass and ceramics.