Kaolin

Kaolin: Kaolin uses are multiple and diverse. Kaolin are used as functional filler, extender, ceramic raw material and pigment because of its whiteness and fine particle size. Kaolin also hold importance as raw material in refractory applications, concrete, rubber and fiber glass manufacturing. We, as a Kaolin Exporter welcome any size of international orders from Middle East and other countries. Applications: Paper: Kaolin used as a coating pigment and as a filler to replace fiber. It possesses desirable optical properties. Concrete: Kaolin helps to improve strength and durability of concrete. When added to concrete mix, reacts with free lime released during cement hydration to produce additional cementitious material, resulting in an improved high performance concrete. Plastics : Kaolin is widely used as filler in the plastics industry because of its inert chemical nature and its unique size, shape and structure. Agriculture : It is used as a carrier and diluent in fertilizers, pesticides and related products. It is suitable as carrier because it aides the retention of the formulations on the plant. Rubber : It is commonly used as functional filler in rubber applications. While Kaolin improves overall performance for Rubber in general, different types of white pigment play specific roles in rubber application. Paint : Kaolin used as an extender in paints. It reduces the amount of expensive pigment such as Titanium Dioxide. It assists with desirable rheological properties that help maintain proper dispersion and provide bulk to the product. Ceramic : Kaolin improves whiteness and brightness of ceramic body. Good plasticity, good shrinkage, low water absorption and casting rate are also very important properties of kaolin.

Kaolinite is the mineral that is derived from the rock called â??Kaolinâ?? and from there, it gets its name. It is also commonly known as â??China Clayâ??. Kaolin is mined from the regions of Gujarat, Rajasthan, Kerala, West Bengal and Jharkhand in India The physical properties of Kaolin include high brightness, non-abrasiveness, poor conductivity of heat and electricity and it has naturally fine particles. Kaolin remains white after calcination due to its refractory properties and can be easily dispersed in water. There are several variations within Kaolin such as Hydrous Kaolin, Metakaolin and Calcined Kaolin. We offer a vast range of Kaolin-based minerals to several businesses from paper manufacturing to porcelain tableware, paints, cosmetics, packaging, rubber and pharmaceuticals to name a few. We customize our minerals according to the needs of the industry of our clients. Hydrous Kaolin has fine particles with plate-like shapes and inertness in terms of chemical reactivity, whereas, Metakaolin is created by the process of calcination of Kaolin. It is a white mineral additive which is most popularly used in cement-based products. In contrast to this, Calcined Kaolin is manufactured by heating the finest natural kaolin to high temperatures in a kiln. This calcination process changes the size and shape of the particles, enhances the whiteness and hardness of the mineral and improves its electrical conductivity. Kaolinite is a clay mineral, with the chemical composition Alâ??Siâ??Oâ??(OH)â?? Various Industrial Usages: Kaolin is a very important mineral in the ceramics industry. Itâ??s high fusion temperature and white firing characteristic makes it perfect to be used in the manufacture of sanitaryware, tableware, floors & tiles and refractories. In the construction industry, kaolin is used to enhance the mechanical properties, porosity and look of several types of cement and concrete. It is also an impeccable source of alumina source in the manufacturing of fiberglass. Kaolin is used in paper manufacturing and fiber-based packaging also. Our Kaolin mineral enhances surface functionality when it is used as fillers or coating pigments and thus further helping in reducing the manufacturing cost of the paper or the packaging. Moreover, it is extensively used in decorative paints formulations as it is a natural opacifier and it is the perfect mineral when high gloss is required. Our specialized Kaolin also can be used as multi-purpose fillers to improve the performance of adhesives, plastics and rubber. We are extremely confident in our offering of Kaolin mineral as we understand how Kaolin can optimize the performance, reduce the costs and can achieve minimum carbon footprint in our clientâ??s end products

NMCO Offers 4 Grades Of Kaolin: Product - Kaolin Ore Specification Grade A : (Al2O3 % >32-38), (SIO2 % 45-50), (Fe2O3 % 0.2-0.7), (TiO2 % 1-2) Grade B : (Al2O3 % >30-35), (SIO2 % 47-50), (Fe2O3 % 1-1.5), (TiO2 % 1-2) Grade C : (Al2O3 % 28-30), (SIO2 % 50-56), (Fe2O3 % 1.1-1.3), (TiO2 % 1.5-2.3) Grade D : (Al2O3 % 26-28), (SIO2 % 55-62), (Fe2O3 % 1-1.2), (TiO2 % 1.4-2) Shipping mode - Containerized or Bulk Packing - As per client requirement Monthly capacity - 5000 tons

HIGH QUALITY KAOLIN We have kaolin ground up to 15 microns and with a concentration of aluminum oxide up to 36%. Origin: Egypt. Size: Powder "Per Client request". Raw: Selected quality from the best kaolin quarries in Egypt. Usage: This type of kaolin is used in the manufacture of glaze, white cement, ceramics, porcelain, rubber, rubber, electrical insulators, sanitary ware, refractories, ceramics, and others. All your inquiries or requests will be the subject of our attention and interest. For TDS, Please email us and we'll sent it ASAP.

HIGH QUALITY KAOLIN Origin: Egypt. Size: Powder "Per Client request". Raw: Selected quality from the best kaolin quarries in Egypt. Usage: This type of kaolin is used in the manufacture of glaze, white cement, ceramics, porcelain, rubber, rubber, electrical insulators, sanitary ware, refractories, ceramics, and others. All your inquiries or requests will be the subject of our attention and interest. For TDS, Please email us and we'll sent it ASAP.

Kaolin

Kaolin finds extensive utilization in an array of industries, including ceramics, paper manufacturing, paint production, and the cosmetics sector. Its unique properties render it an indispensable ingredient in a wide spectrum of products, affirming its significance in enhancing the quality and functionality of numerous items. As the foremost global exporter of kaolin, our company underscores its unmatched expertise in facilitating the supply of this essential material across diverse industrial domains.

Features Of Meta Kaolin Metakaolin is form of calcined or dehydroxilated china clay. During calcination morphological, mineralogical and chemical changes occur which result in products with excellent optical properties. Applications Ceramics Glass Paper Cosmetics

Specifications Products Calcined Kaolin Use Industrial Use Color White to Super White Form Powder Packing Type Plastic Bags Packaging size 25kgs Whiteness: 90-94% Calcined Kaolin is an anhydrous aluminium silicate produced by heating hydrous china clay after water washing to high temperatures in a rotary kiln. The clacination process gives an increase in the original hardness of kaolin and alters the morphology of the kaolin particles completely. When calcination process is done at around 700 deg C, the dehydrogenate of the kaolin is complete, forming a partially crystalline meta kaolin. Fully calcined kaolin products with an amorphous structure are formed around 1000 deg C. Fully Calcined kaolins can be surface modified with functionalised coupling agent Silane to give a particle coating capable of chemically bonding with the polymer. After surface treatment the dispersion of filler is also improved. In view of the reduced surface activity, calcined kaolins give good reinforcement and permanent set properties, at the same time maintaining very good processing conditions. The processing techniques at PEEKAY MINERALS ensures consistent quality, low specific gravity, good whiteness and freedom from impurities at pocket friendly costs. Application: Rubber & PVC Cable insulation Paints & Pigments Paper & Boards Printing Inks Ultramarine Blue Pharmaceutical seals & Gaskets Rubber Hoses Rubber Footwear Speciality plastic films Engineering thermoplastics Thermosetting plastics Features: Free from impurities Unique particle size Lower finish costs Improving brightness and opacity Low Bulk Density Very good process ability