Bath Material is the electrolyte used in the Hall-Haroult process to produce primary aluminium. It's also known as Secondary Cryolite, Crushed Bath, Bath Cryolite, Pure Bath, Bath and tapped Bath Material.
During the aluminium smelting process, surplus Bath Material can be generated because of high Sodium (Na) content in the alumina. This surplus is tapped in a liquid form and then crushed to be reused to start up new pots or to compensate for electrolyte losses.
Bath Material can also be used in aluminium scrap recycling as well as in a number of other processes such as in the manufacture of glass, enamel, ceramics and more.
Gremlog Offers Cryolite in the following sizes : 0-5 mm; 5-20 mm; 20-40 mm ; 0-40 mm
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