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Item: Men's T-Shirt

Composition: 100% Cotton, S/J, 170 Gsm

Chest Print: Any kind of print is required by the customer.

Product Measurement: As per buyer Requirement.

Color and Finishing: Any color with silicone and enzyme finishing.

Item: Men's Hoody

Composition: 100% Cotton or 60/40 CVC Fabric, Fleece/Terry, 350 GSM

Chest Print: Any kind of print is required by the customer.

Product Measurement: As per buyer Requirement.

Color and Finishing: Any color with silicone and enzyme finishing

Product Name: Aluminum Ingots
Specifications :
Grade: A7
Primary Aluminum Ingot, Requires A Minimum Aluminum Content Between 99.70-99.85, Quality Requirements: A00/a7 Aluminum Ingot Composition Table A7 Aluminum =99.7% Iron =0.16% Silicon =0.15% Copper =0.01% Zinc =0.05% Titanium =0.02%;
Packing Size Is: 1160*90*90mm Weight 25kg
Place Of Origin Requirement: Russia

What is Calcium Carbonate?

Calcium carbonate is a colorless powder that is white and unscented. It is water insoluble to a large extent. Calcium carbonate is commonly known as CaCO3. It works as an antacid, a food coloring, and a fertilizer, among other things.



What are the Specifications of Calcium Carbonate?

Chemical Analysis Units ACI BB-WH-001 PCS
CaCO % by mass 98% 98% 98%
FeO % by mass 0.015 0.02 0.10
Density g/cm 2.7 2.7
Hardness MOH 3 2.5
Moisture % by mass 0.1 0.2 0.2
Whiteness % by mass 98.5 98 98


How to make Calcium carbonate?

Calcium carbonate is made by combining calcium oxide with carbon dioxide. After adding water to make calcium hydroxide, carbon dioxide is pushed through the solution to produce the required calcium carbonate, known as advanced calcium carbonate in the industry.



What are the uses in Ceramics?

Calcium carbonate is an important element in the manufacture of ceramics. Calcium carbonate is a cost-effective form of calcium oxide that is essential as a melting agent at higher degrees. It also enhances the mechanical and chemical strength of the glass body, as well as reducing shrinkage caused by fire.



What are the Applications in others?

Calcium carbonate is commonly used as a calcium supplement, antacid, phosphate binder, or pharmaceutical tablets. It is also seen in baking powder, toothpaste, and wine.



What are the Negative sides?

Calcium carbonate has the potential to induce bad impacts. People may be affected by stomach discomfort, constipation, dry mouth, increased urination, and lack of appetite, fast weight gain, bone discomfort, tiredness, and a lack of energy. If someone faces problems, they should get help as soon as possible.

What is Wollastonite?

Wollastonite is a calcium, silicon, and oxygen-based industrial mineral. It is generally white, although it can also be colorless or gray. CaSiO3 is the molecular formula of Wollastonite. 2.86-3.09 is the specific gravity of it.

What are the Purposes of using Wollastonite?

Wollastonite increases weather resistance, lowers brightness and coloring, and works as a flatting and suspension agent, as well as performing as a smoothing and suspending agent.

What are the Specifications?

Specifications of Wollastonite
Serial No Technical Index Percentage (%)
1 SiO2 53.78
2 CaO 43.41
3 Fe2O3 0.39
4 MgO 0.95
5 Whiteness 90.52
6 Mesh(325) 3.00%
7 HCl insoluble matter 0.25%


What are the Uses in Ceramics?

Wollastonite is used in the manufacture of ceramics. It reduces firing and drying shrinkage, and lowers the temperature at which the glasslike stage is constructed. It minimizes instability and glaze problems in ceramic production and reduces shrinkage and gas expansion.

What are the other Applications?

In spite of being used in ceramics, wollastonite is also used in plastics, steel, and in the production of paints and coatings.

What is Talc?
Talc is produced from the mineral talc, which is mostly formed of magnesium, silicon, and oxygen. It absorbs wet effectively as a powder and making it perfect for keeping skin dry.



What are the Purposes of using Talc?



Talc is a high-temperature-resistant accelerator used in the ceramic industry. In generally, using talc to ceramics has significant impacts, such as improving the optical and electronic characteristics of the ceramic material and glazes.



What are the specifications of Talc?




Specifications of Talc

Serial No Chemical Composition Percentage
1 SiO2 62.5%
2 MgO 30%
3 Fe2O3 0.2%
4 CaO 5%
5 Mesh +200


What are the Applications in Ceramics?



Talc is usually used in the ceramics industry. Talc adds whiteness and improves temperature in bodies. Small amounts of talc are used to change the body and improve strength.



What are the uses in others?



Itâ??s found in a variety of consumer goods, including child powder, adult body and face powders, and a variety of other cosmetics.



What are the negative side?



While talc is usually regarded secure but few research shows health problems. Talc inhalation can occur coughing, chest pain and difficulty breathing. Though very few talcum can prove serious problem.

Ferro silicon

75% manganece, 15% silicon, and 10% mix.



In a small pieces like 50 to 60 gm per piece

We have Silicon rubber waste .

Assorted Silicon Rubber Scraps, Rubber Scraps, Silicon Scraps, Silicon Waste

We have silicone rubber scrap for export.
100 m.ton per month.
If you are interested to buy . Please send me your details with unloading port name.

What is Ceramic Body Binder?

Binders are glues that harden ceramic powders as they dry. They enable to improve surface adherence and slower drying. Mainly Binders are substances that improve the mechanical strength of green ceramic bodies so they can pass through production steps before firing and without breakage.

What are the Purposes of using Ceramic Body Binder?

Binders are basically glue, they are designed to harden and strengthen bodies and glazes as they dry. Ceramic Powders containing binders can exhibit remarkable surface adherence and durability on drying. Ceramic Powders containing binders can exhibit remarkable surface adherence and durability on drying. Binders are specially important in glazes, bonding them to even dense bisque surfaces.



Specifications of Ceramic Body Binder
Chemical Analysis Percentage Physical Properties Test Result
SiO 54.79 ±5% Aggregation Powder
AlO 9.98 ±5% Odour Odourless
FeO 0.66 ±5% Colour White
Na2O 0.88±5% PH (at Conc) <10
K2O 2.35 ±5% Melting Point >500
CaO 1.10 ±5% Boiling Point Not Applicable
MgO 1.23 ±5% Flammability Not Applicable
Loss (1025 ) 29.01 �±5% Explosiveness Not Applicable
What are the Functions of Binders in Ceramic Processing?

In many cases, Binders addition to bodies are essential. Binders are used in ceramic industries to provide green strength so that the body will simply maintain its shape until it is sintered. In many cases, the green ceramic body has to be machined, inspected, stored and placed onto setters for firing, often by workers who are not perfectly careful, so considerable strength would have to be provided by the binder.

What are the Negative Effects of Using a Ceramic Binder?

Binders come at a cost. They can be very expensive. They slow down drying. They make slurries messy & difficult to process and handle. Cleanup is much more difficult. They generate carbon dioxide as they decompose during firing. In some industries like tiles, binders are avoided where possible or carefully chosen and monitored

What is Quartz?

Quartz is a chemical compound made up of one silicon atom and two oxygen atoms. It is the most common mineral on the planet, and its amazing features make it one of the most valuable resources. Quartz is highly weatherproof. It has the chemical formula SiO2.





What are the Specifications of Quartz?



Specifications of Quartz
Chemical Analysis Percentage (%) Physical Properties Test Result
SiO2 99.45 Physical appearance White Powder
Al2O3 0.13 Impurity Invisible
K2O Trace Density 1.73gm/cc
Na2O Trace Viscosity 20s
Fe2O3 0.012 Lightness (L) 95.07%


How is it used in the Ceramic industry?

Quartz is used in the ceramic industry to produce ceramic tiles as well as to lessen contraction during drying and firing and provide mechanical stability. High-silica quartz with poor protein content is used in most of the countryâ??s largest ceramic plants. The silica in the clay helps to create the ceramic body and gives the ceramic industry a white color.

What are the other Uses?

Quartz is a very good product. In spite of being used widely in the ceramic industry, it is also used in jewelry, glassmaking, watches, the petroleum industry, sharpening tools, and electronics.



What are the Usefulness of Quartz?



One of the most valuable natural elements is quartz. Its physical and chemical characteristics can be related to its utility. Its melting point is extremely high, and it can survive high temperatures. It has a durability that means it wonâ??t react to other chemicals and materials. They are highly appealing, presentable, and, despite being typically flexible, they come in a variety of colors depending on the presence of contamination.



What are the Side effects?



Though it is a useful element, it has some side effects also like energy tingles, emotional swings, and dizziness.