Bulk Kaolin Prices Washed Kaolin Clay Molding Clay Calcined Caolin Powder

Product Description

Product Description
XiMi ISO Factory Supply Industry Grade Paint Coating Plastic Rubber Using Superfine Precipitated Barium Sulphate 18Years Factory in Barium Sulfate/ Kaolin clay industry

Have our own barite mine with more than 10 million reserves

Calcined Kaolin Clay
Kaolin is a mixture of inorganic nonmetal, calcined kaolin is calcined kaolin in sintering furnace to a certain temperature and time, the physical and chemical properties which has a certain change, in order to meet certain requirements.

XM-CK30 is an anhydrous aluminium silicate produced by heating ultrafine natural kaolin to high temperatures in a

kiln. The calcination process increases whiteness and hardness, improves electrical properties, and alters the size

and shape of the kaolin particles.

D50	1.2μm	Whiteness	92.4%	Al2O3	44.91%
Particle size below 10μm	95.8%	SiO2	52.13	TiO2	0.52 %

Type: Calcined kaolin clay Washed kaolin clay Metakaolin(High activity)

Characteristics for kaolin:
1. High refractoriness.
2. Physicochemical stability.
3. Volume density high .
4. Low porosity.
5. Low water absorption.
6. Fully calcined
7. Low impurity content.
8. Pure white.

KAOLIN APPLICANTS:
Ceramics, rubber, plastics, artificial leather, cement, refractory materials, chemical industry and
agriculture are not widely used.
Application:
Kaolin is a white or yellowish powder composed mainly of aluminum silicate. Kaolin has a wide range of applications in many different fields, including:

Ceramic industry: Kaolin is widely used in the manufacture of ceramics and porcelain as a filler to increase thickness and provide a smooth surface.

Paper industry: Kaolin is used as a filler for paper, which can improve the whiteness, smoothness and print quality of paper.

Coatings and coatings industry: Kaolin can be used as a filler for coatings and coatings to increase gloss, enhance adhesion and improve the fluidity of coatings.

Plastics and rubber industry: Kaolin is often used to enhance the strength, hardness and wear resistance of plastics and rubber materials.

Cosmetics and personal care products: Kaolin is commonly used as an oil absorbent and stabilizer in cosmetics and skin care products.

Pharmaceutical industry: Kaolin is often used as filler, stabilizer and lubricant in pharmaceutical preparations.

Refractory materials: Kaolin is used in the manufacture of refractory bricks, refractory coatings and refractory ceramics due to its high temperature and corrosion resistance.