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Kaolin White China Clay

3,200 - 7,500 / Metric Ton

MOQ25 Metric Ton
Brand NameUMA
MaterialKaolin Clay
FormLumps, Powder
Storage ConditionDried
FeatureEffective, Moisture Proof, Safe To Use
Packaging TypePoly Bags
Packaging Size25kg, 50kg, Jumbo Bag, Loose
Number Of FlowerKaolin China Clay
Country of OriginIndia
Whiteness84% to 92%

Product Description for ExportersIndia Uma Group of Companies is a trusted name in providing high-quality Kaolin White China Clay, designed to meet the versatile needs of multiple industries. With unmatched purity, brightness, and consistent quality, our Kaolin White China Clay is the perfect choice for a wide range of applications. Key Features of Our Kaolin White China Clay High Purity: Free from impurities, ensuring superior performance in all applications. Exceptional Whiteness: Enhances the aesthetic and functional properties of finished products. Fine Particle Size: Ensures smooth texture and excellent dispersibility. Versatile Applications: Suited for ceramics, paints, paper, rubber, cosmetics, and more. Chemical Stability: Compatible with various formulations across industries. Applications Ceramics: Enhances plasticity and strength for tiles, sanitary ware, and tableware. Paints & Coatings: Improves opacity, brightness, and dispersion. Paper: Provides smoothness, gloss, and printability. Rubber: Acts as a reinforcing filler for strength and durability. Cosmetics: Adds smoothness and coverage in formulations. Why Choose Uma Group of Companies? In-House Mines & Plants: Ensures consistent supply and stringent quality control. Customization: Tailored grades to meet specific industrial requirements. Global Reach: Trusted by clients worldwide for quality and reliability. Sustainable Operations: Environmentally responsible mining and processing practices.

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Uma Minerals

Station Road, Bhuj

GST 15 yrs 4.4 (30)
Hydrous Clay

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Hydrous China Clay (Washed China Clay) is used as extender and additives in the coatings. It is also used in plastic, rubber, wire, cable, paint and Ceramics industries. It has light weight and low bulk density. It is useful in water based & solvent based paints. It provides fast & reliable dispersion in variety of solvents. HDML manufacturers all the above grades of china clay.
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HD Microns Ltd

Station Road, Bhuj

8 yrs
+4

China Clay

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We are a leading Manufacturer & Supplier of wide assortment of China Clay. We are staffed with dexterous team members; they ensure that the China Clay is as per the customers’ requirement and need. Get the best quality China Clay at the most reasonable prices. Precisely formulated in tune with the stated quality norms; it is widely appreciated due to its excellent physical and chemical properties. China Clay for Ceramics High performance water washed china clays for ceramic composition are prepared with utmost care on selection of raw material and controlled process parameters. These China clay for ceramic Industries are very friendly for ceramic end products with good green strength and white firing. These clays are tailor made as per users standard specification. Below mentioned specification indicates the range in specification offered by us. Users are requested to approach us with specific requirements. Grade I Physical Properties : Particle size Less than 2micron 40 70 Less than 10micron 80 85 Less than 53micron 95 100 Brightness : 75 80 M O R : 10 30 Application : Ceramic Body composition & Fiber Glass mfg. Grade IIPhysical Properties : Particle size Less than 2micron - 70% +5 Less than 10micron - 85% +5 Less than 53micron - 95% +5 Brightness - 82 84% + 2 M O R - Less than 10 Application : For clays, Electro ceramic, Catalyst, Zeolite mfg. & Marco Granite tiles etc. China Clay for Paint High performance water washed Chinaclay for Paint application as an extender are prepared with utmost care on selection of raw material and controlled process parameters. These clays are tailor made as per users standard specification. Below mentioned specification indicates the range in specification offered by us. Users are requested to approach us with specific requirements. Physical Properties : Particle size : Less than 2micron 75 % Brightness : 82 - 86 % Bulk Density : .35 to .7 Specific Surface area : 14 to 20 Oil Absorption : 35 45 China Clay for Rubber & Plastics These clays are derived with water washing technique by detaching the fine coated clay adhered to silica nuclei of the primary ore in complete controlled and process parameters. These clays are tailor made as per users standard specification.Below mentioned specification indicates the range in specification offered by us . Users are requested to approach us with their specific requirement. Physical Properties : Particle size : Less than 2micron 75 % Bulk Density : .3 to .6 Specific surface area : 15 20 Oil Absorption : 30 40 Brightness : 82 84%
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MHB Traders

Bhuj

9 yrs
Levigated China Clay Lumps

10 - 20 / Kilogram

MaterialChina Clay
FormLumps
Packaging TypePlastic Bags, Poly Bags
FeatureMoisture Proof, Safe To Use
Whiteness0-50%
Packaging Size25kg

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RV Exim

Madhapar, Bhuj

GST 6 yrs
Natural China Clay Lumps

150 - 550 / Ton

MOQ25 Ton
Number Of FlowerNatural
Storage ConditionDried
FormLumps
Whiteness50-99%
Fe2O3 Contain0.2%
TiO2 Contain50%
Al2O3 Contain46.46%

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Delta Enterprise

Madhapar, Bhuj

GST 6 yrs 4.0 (2)
Ball Clay

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Whiteness35.44
Shrinkage %17.77
Loss On Ignition %16.77
Green M.O.R kg / cm2 %4.85
Dry M.O.R kg / cm2 %27.56
Fired M.O.R kg / cm2 %84.79
Water Absorption %13.64
Water Of Plasticity %44.35
T.D.S1350
Residue on 240 #3.99
L*72.98
Temperature C1200 / 1200
Cycle Min47

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Novatech Minerals industry

Lal Tekri, Bhuj

5 yrs
China Clay

10 - 15 / Metric Ton

MaterialClay
Packaging TypeMetallic
FormPower
ApplicationMaking Toys, Gift Items, Decorative Items
FeatureSafe To Use

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SHREE RAM MINETECH

Kachchh, Bhuj

GST 1 yr
Levigated China Clay

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china clay is a natural mineral found in partly decompose-sled granite, an igneous feldsparic rock. Chemically, kaolin is a hydrated aluminum silicate containing Al2O3.2SiO2.2H2O. Kaolin was first discovered in the mountainous province of Kiangsi, China in A.D. 500. The word “kaolin” derives from the Chinese character ‘kao lin’ which means high ridge. It was first used by the Chinese to make high quality porcelain.
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Satish Minerals

Pramukh Swami Nagar, Bhuj

8 yrs
+5
China Clay

1,600 - 1,800 / Metric Ton

MOQ1 Metric Ton
Brand NameCHINA CLAY
MaterialChina Clay
FormPowder
ApplicationWhite Cement,Refractory Bricks And In Port,It Acts As Fog Removing Agent,Dust Collecting Agent On
Packaging TypePlastic Bags
Packaging Size50kg, 25kg
Country of OriginIndia
Place of OriginINDIA

China Clay also known as Kaolin or Hydrated Aluminum Silicate with a melting point of 740-1785°C and its density is 2.65 g/cm3. China Clay with a chemical formula Al2O3, is a soft and earthy mineral. It appears to be Yellowish or Grayish or White colored powder which is odorless. It is available in abundant amount on the earth’s crust. China Clay is a part of Kaolinite group of Clays, which are found in the rocks those are rich in Kaolinite mineral and so China Clay is just a Hydrated Aluminum Silicate derived from the mineral Kaolinite. Kaolin is generally insoluble in water or has low solubility, therefore develops earthly odor if hydrated. With a low cation exchange and shrink swell capacity it is used in both of its form which are lumps and powder. China Clay finds its application in Ceramic and Sanitary Ware Industry, Paper and Textile Industry, Paint and Rubber Industry and even in Production of Crockery. It is also used in Refractory Production, and even act as Filler in Cement and Wood Primer, Texture Paint, Spray Plaster and Many more. China Clay even has the capability to accelerate blood clotting. Jyoti Chemical offered China Clay is produced with ultra-modern technology with fine particle size, Pure White or Off-White in color and therefore it gets its commercial value. In all aspects we look after the physical characteristics of China Clay from its brightness, to glossiness and viscosity. Jyoti Chemical provided China Clay is strictly as per your requirement and specification with customized packing options.

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JYOTI CHEMICAL

RTO Relocation Site, Bhuj

GST 13 yrs
Premium
$Refractory Clay$
Refractory Clay

7,000 - 10,000 / Tons

MOQ25 Ton
MaterialCalcined Clay
FormPowder, Lumps
ApplicationHigh Alumina Bricks
Packaging Size50kg
Al2O3 Content (%)40 - 44%
Country of OriginIndia
StyleDried
FeatureSafe To Use, Moisture Proof, Effective
Packaging TypePlastic Bags

Applications: Manufacturing of High Alumina Bricks Castables Motar
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SHREE RAM KAOLIN

Madhapar, Bhuj

GST 16 yrs 4.4 (29)
Calcined Kaolin Clay Powder

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FeatureHigh Covering Power,Desirable Flow Properties

Calcined kaolin has proven to be an excellent extender for titanium dioxide (white) pigment in paint. This is because Kaolin is chemically inert, has high covering power, gives desirable flow properties and reduces the number of expensive pigments required. Elevating Standards with Calcined Kaolin Excellence Omega Minechem LLP, a distinguished name in the industry, stands out as a premier manufacturer and exporter of calcined kaolin clay, renowned for its unparalleled quality. Unmatched Quality, Global Reach With our commitment to excellence and state-of-the-art facilities, we consistently deliver best-in-class products, making us the preferred choice for industries worldwide in need of superior calcined kaolin. Tailored Solutions for Every Need From paint to paper, ceramics, and beyond, our specialized solutions are crafted to meet international standards, cementing our position as a trusted supplier for calcined kaolin. Your Partner in Quality and Innovation Experience a seamless blend of quality, innovation, and international expertise with Omega Minechem LLP. Choose us for your calcined kaolin needs and elevate your products to new heights.

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Omega Minechem LLP

Madhapar, Bhuj

GST 1 yr
+1

China Clay

5,000 - 10,000 / Metric Ton

Our Company is in the business of processing China clay. Based in Bhuj of Kutch district, Gujarat State of India located on west coast, proximity to Kandla & Mundra Port. We are processing various grades of Kaolin such as Ceramics, Pesticides, Paper, Paint, Rubber, Vitrified Tiles, Detergent, Cosmetic & Others or based on end user requirement and shared specifications with us. Material is being tested at our established principal lab at various stages right from incoming to process & till dispatched. To ensure product meets & surpass all quality parameters has complete infrastructure & competent to customized the grade. As a company, we offer products that are of the highest standard at at extremely competitive rates. We will be happy to evaluate your needs from and offer your esteem organization with quality products to satisfy your requirement. Please feel free to contact us along with your Specifications of kaolin (Powder OR Lumps) for Ceramic application, Packing & Quantity.
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Pratham Minechem

Bhuj

18 yrs
China Clay

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We offer optimum quality China Clay which is manufactured under the supervision of experts. China Clay has a number of industrial applications including sanitary ware, table ware and vitrified grades body. We offer China Clay in a wide range of colors. Further we are counted amongst leading Suppliers of high quality China Clay. Highlights Has a number of industrial applicationsAvailable in multiple colorsManufactured by advanced techniquesCustomized packing available
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Shivam Minerals & Allied Industries Pvt. Ltd.

Ghanshyam Nagar, Bhuj

GST 20 yrs
China Clay

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Whiteness78% to 95%
Sio245% to 48%
Al2o333% to 39%
Fe2o3Below 1.5%
Tio2Below 0.5%
CaoBelow 1%
MgoBelow 0.5%
LOI12% to 14%
Acid Insoluble97.5%
PH8.1
B.D.0.5 gm/cc
Oil absorption39.5 ml/100gm

SRP Minerals China Clay is a Hydrated Aluminum Silicate Widely used in polymer applications, which contributes to the improvement in chemical resistance, electrical properties and reduction in water absorption. It lowers the crack tendency in the finished products, improves shock resistance and surface quality. Micro China Clay is widely used in paints manufacturing and in oil bound distemper manufacturing. Best quality china clay is available in kachchh and some Parts of north Gujarat. The specification of our china clay is as under:- Ceramics (excluding refractories), bone china; hard porcelain (including tiles, tableware, sanitary and electrical porcelain); fine earthenware; earthenware (lower grade); earthenware (sanitary); porous wall tiles; electrical porcelain (England); semi-vitreous china (American); semi-vitreous porcelain (American); hotel china (American); household china (American); belleek (American); glazes (mill additions and frit additions); porcelain enamels; radiants. Rubber Paint and distemper Leather Cosmetics, insecticides, dusting and medicinal Textiles Linoleum White cement Ultramarine Plastics Miscellaneous, soap; cleaners; inks; fuses; pencils; grinding wheels; welding rods; boiler coverings; asbestos; dyes; accumulator cases; lubricants (extrusion). Paper, Kaolin performs two quite separate functions in papermaking. As a filler or loading, it is incorporated within the body of the paper, both reducing its overall cost and improving its printing properties. It is also a coating pigment, enhancing the surface properties of the paper, such as brightness, smoothness and gloss, thus allowing the accurate reproduction of colour printing. One of the purest of the clays, composed chiefly of the mineral kaolinite usually formed when granite is changed by hydrothermal metamorphism. Usage of the terms china clay and kaolin is not well defined; sometimes they are used synonymously for a group of similar clays, and sometimes kaolin refers to those obtained in the United States and china clay to those that are imported. Some authorities term as china clays the more plastic of the kaolins. China clays have long been used in the ceramic industry, especially in fine porcelains, because they can be easily molded, have a fine texture, and are white when fired. France's clays are made into the famous Sèvres (see A. Brongniart ) and Limoges potteries. These clays are also used as a filler in making paper. In the United States, deposits are found primarily in Georgia, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania; china clay is also mined in England (Cornwall) and France. The formation of granite At one time, most of what is now the British Isles was covered by sea, upon the bed of which vast deposits of mud and silt collected. In time, the accumulated weight of the sediments caused them to become compressed and hardened, converting them from loose sediments into highly cleavable forms of rock - the slates and shales which still abound on the costs of Cornwall and Devon to this day. At the time when the sediments were being laid down, great landmasses were drifting towards each other on a collision course. The pressures generated by this movement caused the seabed to fracture and fold. The folding process was accompanied by intense subterranean activity, the masses of molten rock forced their way upwards. When the rock cooled, it became granite, a rock made of a mixture of quartz, feldspar and mica. The formation of the granite took place between 290 and 270 million years ago and today it forms the rocky backbone of the south-west of England, being exposed in the Scilly Isles, Lands End, Carnmenelis, Hensbarrow near St Austell, Bodmin Moor and Dartmoor. The formation of china clay Granite is one of the commonest igneous rocks, but varies considerably in its composition from place to place. While the quartz is never anything but quartz, the feldspar can be a silicate of alumina with potash, soda or lime and the mica the potash-rich muscovite or the iron-rich biotite. In some parts of the South West, the feldspar in the granite is higher in its soda content than its potash content and these places are where china clay is found today. It came into being through a complex sequence of events. While the molten rock was still cooling, it was attacked successively by steam, boron, fluorine and tin vapour, these acting on the alkali content of the feldspar and converting it into china clay. The South Western granite has been converted into china clay only in those areas where the feldspar contained the necessary high soda content. Though no china clay is to be found in the Scilly Isles, it occurs in some places in the Lands End peninsula, at Tregonning Hill, near Helston, at Carnmenellis, on the St Austell moors around Hensbarrow Beacon, on Bodmin Moor and on parts of Dartmoor. The greatest amount of china clay is found on the St Austell moors.The china clay deposits are roughly funnel-shaped, with the widest part uppermost, and the base of these funnels can be as much as 300 metres deep. In certain locations, the deposits occur in clusters, and here one finds the largest of the china clay workings, including Blackpool, Goonbarrow, Littlejohns and Melbur in the St Austell area, Stannon on Bodmin Moor and Lee Moor on Dartmoor. Some of the deposits cover many hectares at the surface, while the deepest of the clay pits currently being worked is some 130 metres deep. To work any pit beyond this depth would mean that the pit would have to be enlarged laterally, as well as in depth. China clay occurs in the deposits in the form of china clay rock, a mixture of up to 15 per cent china clay and up to 10 per cent mica, and the remainder being quartz. The clay itself varies considerably from pit to pit. In some deposits, such as those at Blackpool, Littlejohns and Goonbarrow, the clay is ideally suited for the filling and coating of paper, while in other deposits, such as Treviscoe and Wheal Remfry, the clay is best suited for the making of ceramics. The china clay deposits of Cornwall and Devon are known as primary deposits, because the clay is found at the site where it was formed. Deposits of primary clay are found in Czechoslovakia, France, Germany, Spain, parts of the USA and in the USSR, but in all these the feldspars in the granite have been broken down by weathering, and the deposits of clay are strictly limited to the depth to which the weathering has penetrated: because of this, the clay reserves are much smaller than in Cornwall and Devon. In Czechoslovakia in particular, where the china clay industry has been in existence for some two centuries, many of the largest deposits have become completely worked out and only the discovery of fresh deposits has enabled the Czech clay industry to continue. In some countries, including Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Mexico and Turkey, there are somewhat different deposits of clay, which are also primary in nature. Here, however, the rocks that have undergone alteration were of volcanic origin, and the alternative media have been sulphurous steam and fluids. Consequently, the clay in these deposits contains minerals, which make it unacceptable for use in either paper or ceramics. Some china clay deposits are found a long way from the site of their formation, having been formed originally by weathering, and then having been washed away and transported by rivers to the places where they have eventually become deposited. These deposits are known as secondary deposits, and the largest of these in the world are found in the USA, in Georgia, South Carolina and Alabama. The clay occurs in beds up to 20 metres thick and is suitable for use after processing in paper, but not in ceramics, because of its high titanium content. Imerys is a major producer of china clay in Georgia. Development of the China Clay Industry The early history of the industry is, as would be expected, very much concerned with the discovery and production of china clays for use in ceramics. The story, though, starts thousands of years ago and thousands of miles away. China, the pure white porcelain used by the Chinese, was discovered many thousands of years ago and has always been a much-prized material. Despite many attempts to find sources elsewhere, it remained elusive until a few deposits were found in some parts of Europe and in America early in the eighteenth century. The search to find deposits in England was increased. When china clay, or kaolin, was discovered in England, it was realised that it was of a much finer quality than found elsewhere in Europe. A Quaker apothecary-cum-potter, William Cookworthy made the discovery in Cornwall in 1746. He experimented with various samples and in 1768 he took out a patent to use the material, soon producing items at his Plymouth Porcelain Factory. Until that time English pottery had consisted of coarse earthenware and stoneware ceramics and had suffered considerable competition from elsewhere. As more potteries made use of porcelain, so the demand grew and by the early nineteenth century the kaolin industry had become highly successful, with many of the Potters owning rights to mine the material for themselves. In addition, by the middle of the nineteenth century, china clay was increasingly being used as a raw material by the developing paper industry. Early in the twentieth century, the industry was made up of some seventy or so individual producers, each competing on price with little regard for marketing or standards. There was almost no capital investment or product development and over-production was great, wages were low and working conditions were poor. Despite this, by 1910, production was approaching a million tons a year and paper had completely overtaken ceramics as the prime user of china clay. Over 75% of output was exported, with North America and Europe being major markets. The china clay industry in Cornwall and Devon held a virtual monopoly on the supply of that mineral to the world market. Just after the First World War, the three leading producers joined forces - forming English China Clays Limited in 1919, placing almost 50% of the industry's capacity under one banner. China Clay Production China clay mining is a complicated process which can be split into three distinct sections - opencast mining, refining and drying Known as pit operations, this process firstly requires the removal of ground overlying the clay. This is known as overburden, which can vary in depth between one and fifteen metres. Once the clay is exposed, the method of mining is best described as a hydraulic mining process. This means, quite simply, that a jet of water under enormous pressure is fired at the pit face from a water cannon known in the industry as a monitor. This liberates from the quarry face the china clay, together with sand and mica. The material runs in slurry form to the lowest part of the pit, known as the sink, where it is lifted by centrifugal pumps to mechanical sand classifiers, where the more coarse sand elements are removed. The sand is disposed of on belt conveyors, which deposit it on low profile tips that can then be landscaped and seeded with grass. Having removed the coarsest of the sand, the clay suspension is then transported by underground pipeline to the second process: refining. Refining Refining consists of a series of mineral processing techniques - predominantly sedimentation - designed to remove the smaller sized waste particles, mainly minerals such as very fine quartz, mica and feldspar, leaving only the required china clay behind. Value can also be added to the clay at this stage by a variety of processes designed to engineer size and shape of the product, together with the use of a chemical bleaching process that improves its whiteness Having refined the clay, it is moved on to the final process: drying. Drying Drying consists of firstly converting the liquid clay into a solid material by a process known as filtration. The products of filtration normally have a moisture content of about 25%. Passing the clay through a thermal drier further reduces this moisture content. The driers are fired by natural gas and see a product emerging at around 10% moisture. The product is normally sold in pelletised form - particle size ranges from 6-12mm. Despite its extensive china clay deposits in Cornwall and Devon, Imerys continually researches new methods of extending the life of its reserves. For example, new refining techniques have been developed to obtain more china clay per matrix and sophisticated technical innovations provide the ability to adjust particle size. Consequently, the company is confident that its reserves are sufficient to last for many generations. China Clay Industry Statistics Clay bearing ground in mid-Cornwall covers approximately 25 square miles. Nine tonnes of waste rock and debris are produced for every one tonne of china clay. Imerys operates 17 pits in the UK. 14 of these are situated in Cornwall; 12 concentrated in the St Austell area. The three pits outside of Cornwall are situated on the south-western side of Dartmoor, an area known as Lee Moor. As well as Imerys, there are two independent producers: Goonvean in Cornwall and Watts Blake Bearne in Devon. Goonvean operates five pits and WBB two pits. 87% of the china clay produced in Cornwall is exported and some 60 grades are produced. The major markets are Western Europe, with the Nordic countries being the most important. Clay for export is normally despatched through the local port of Par, taking 30% of output, and the deep-water port of Fowey, taking 70%. Clay into the UK market is distributed equally between road and rail. Imerys employs over 2,500 people directly involved in the mining and distribution of china clay to the ports. The value to the local economy is immense, with over £120 million going directly into the Cornish economy. About half this figure is paid in wages, with the remainder being used to buy goods and services. Uses of China Clay Earliest uses List of uses in "The Hensbarrow Granite District", the first detailed account of the china clay industry, written by the distinguished Cornish geologist J. F. Collins, F.G.S. in 1878: The first use to which china clay was applied in the West of England was, as already stated, the manufacture of porcelain and this is still popularly believed to be its sole use. This is, however, by no means the case, probably not more than one-third of the clay now being produced being so used. Large quantities are used for "bleaching", i.e filling for the spaces between the threads of calicoes and other cotton goods and also as a material for giving weight to cotton yarn; and still larger quantities are used by papermakers to give "body" to their papers, especially to printing papers. The manufacture of alum, sulphate of alumina and ultramarine uses up large quantities annually, besides which small quantities are used by manufacturing and colour makers, photographers and others. It has also been used, not avowedly however, as a "body" in the composition of some artificial manures, the utilisation of sewage and even in the adulteration of flour. Should the present low prices be maintained its use will no doubt be still more largely extended in directions as yet unsuspected. Early 20th Century J. Allen Howe's "Handbook of kaolin, china clay and china stone" was published in 1914 and listed the following uses: China clay in ceramic manufacture, porcelain; bone china; earthenware; white tile body; graniteware; white stoneware; glazes. Paper manufacturing (note: some 60% of output was being used by the paper industry by the early 20th Century) Miscellaneous, paint; plaster; alum; ultramarine; whitewash; drugs; soap and face powder; wine clarification; polishing powders; lead pencils. Mid 20th century List of uses published in the "Technical Salesman's Handbook" issued by E.C.L.P. & Co. Ltd in 1954: Paper and board, coating clays; fillers; brush coating clays; machine coating clays. Ceramics (excluding refractories), bone china; hard porcelain (including tiles, tableware, sanitary and electrical porcelain); fine earthenware; earthenware (lower grade); earthenware (sanitary); porous wall tiles; electrical porcelain (England); semi-vitreous china (American); semi-vitreous porcelain (American); hotel china (American); household china (American); belleek (American); glazes (mill additions and frit additions); porcelain enamels; radiants. Rubber Paint and distemper Leather Cosmetics, insecticides, dusting and medicinal Textiles Linoleum White cement Ultramarine Plastics Miscellaneous, soap; cleaners; inks; fuses; pencils; grinding wheels; welding rods; boiler coverings; asbestos; dyes; accumulator cases; lubricants (extrusion). Today Paper, Kaolin performs two quite separate functions in papermaking. As a filler or loading, it is incorporated within the body of the paper, both reducing its overall cost and improving its printing properties. It is also a coating pigment, enhancing the surface properties of the paper, such as brightness, smoothness and gloss, thus allowing the accurate reproduction of colour printing. Type of paper Board Printing and writing paper Newsprint Typical kaolin content (%) up to 10 up to 30 up to 8 Ceramics, Kaolin was originally used in the manufacture of whiteware ceramics. The amount of kaolin used for this purpose is now greatly exceeded by that used in the paper industry. The ceramic and refractories industries remain a major market, accounting for nearly one million tonnes of kaolin in Western Europe. The major markets for English kaolins in the whiteware ceramic industry are tableware, vitreous-china sanitaryware, wall tiles (in the UK), electrical porcelain and glazes. In addition, kaolin and calcined clay are used for refractory applications. Paint applications: Water based decorative paints: gloss; semi-gloss and silk; exterior matt - smooth and textured; interior matt; primers. Solvent based decorative paints: gloss; semi-gloss and eggshell; matt; undercoats; primers. Protective and OEM coatings: metal primers; furniture lacquers; domestic appliance finishes; electrophoresis coatings; coil coatings; traffic markings; printing inks. Rubber applications: Kaolin is incorporated into both natural and synthetic rubber compounds and is the rubber industry's most widely used non-black filler with reinforcing properties: Cable insulations: cable sheath; hose; extrusions; belting; footware; pharmaceutical; seals; general mouldings; plant lining; domestic mouldings; latex; tyres/inner tubes. Plastics applications: Kaolin has many uses as a filler in plastics: Speciality films: PE master batch; PE cables; PE film; pPVC cables; pPVC extrusions; pPVC plastisols; PP mouldings; polyamide mouldings; PBT/PET mouldings; unsaturated polyester; urea formaldehyde; phenol formaldehyde. Metakaolin for the building and construction industry. A high quality pozzolanic material which is blended with Portland cement in order to improve the durability of concrete and mortars. White cement: In the production of white cement, iron is a deleterious component which can be avoided by using kaolin, an alumino silicate with a very low iron content. Glass fibre: The preferred raw material for introducing alumina to glass compositions for glass fibre manufacture is kaolin. Agricultural industries: The caking or setting of granular fertilisers (prills), is a serious problem since the caked mass must be broken down into its individual particles before it can once again become a free-flowing product. Kaolin, some of which is amine-coated, acts a non-stick coating to the fertiliser prill. As colour is of no significance, cheaper grades can be used. Other industries: Pharmaceutical applications; quality leather; textiles; inks, dyes, adhesives, crayons and pencils; toothpastes and cosmetic applications; chemicals industry. Into the future Some of the uses listed below are already commonplace while others are innovative and in the development stage. Plastic film, Video and audio tapes, where clays are used as anti-blocking agents. Laundry products, Washing powders and detergents. Decorative concrete, Mortars and renders. Mark-resistant polypropylene for automotive use Thermoset mouldings for baths, shower trays, etc. Lightweight concrete Water treatment systems Biotechnology, Ability of lightweight high-strength

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SRP MINERALS

Anjani Nagar, Bhuj

16 yrs
Desiccants Clay

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We process Bentonite for Desiccants applications as per the Standard Granules Size of 1mm to 5mm (+- 8%) or as per the Specifications provided. Material is being tested at our established lab at various stages right from incoming to process & till dispatched. To ensure our product not just meet but surpass all quality parameters company has a team of highly capable technical personnel's with knowledge & experience in product development with complete infrastructure & competent to customized the grade.
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Pratham Minechem

Vijay Nagar, Bhuj

14 yrs
Pure China Clay

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MOQ300 Metric Ton
Number Of FlowerLUMPS
ApplicationCERAMIC BODY AND PAINT
Whiteness90%

We have strong tie-ups with the leading e-commerce merchants who provide us a secure payment gateway that helps us in avoiding physical movement of money. In order to deliver a flawless lot of products, we keep it in safe and secure place. We have developed all the in-house storage unit wherein we keep it to prevent from damaging factors.

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Ashapura Tradelink

Madhapar, Bhuj

GST 12 yrs 4.5 (2)
China Clay

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We are accredited for providing faultless array of products. This has become possible owing to the efforts of our quality auditors who strictly check the inputs before procurement. We have a team of quality examiners who strictly check the product quality so as to attain maximum client satisfaction.
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QUICK SCOPE ENGINEER & SUPPLIERS

Sanskar Nagar, Bhuj

GST 8 yrs 5.0 (1)
Hydrous Kaolin Clay

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MOQ25 Ton
ApplicationDecorative Items, Making Toys
FeatureMoisture Proof, Purity
StatePowder
Packaging TypePlastic Bags
Packaging Size25kg, 50kg

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Puresil India

Bhuj

GST 3 yrs 4.0 (1)
+2
Calcined Kaolin Clay

18 / Kilogram

MOQ1000 Kilogram
Brand NameAsteroid Microns Pvt Ltd
MaterialCalcined Clay
Raw MaterialPowder 500Mesh
ShapePowder
FormPowder
Storage ConditionDried
FeatureEffective
Packaging TypePoly Bags
Packaging Size50kg, 25kg
Number Of FlowerCalcined Clay
Country of OriginIndia
Chemical formulaAl2O3·2SiO2·2H2O

Calcined Kaolin or Calcined Clay is also called as Metakaolin or Chamotte. It is an an anhydrous aluminium silicate, a white powdered non-plastic material). It is produced when raw kaolin or more popularly known as Clay or China Clay is fired enough to reduce its crystalline water content via a process known as Calcination.The Chemical formula for Calcined Kaolin is Al2O3·2SiO2·2H2OThe HS code for Calcined Kaolin is 2507

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Asteroid Microns Pvt Ltd

Bhuj

GST
Hydrous China Clay

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Number Of FlowerHydrous China Clay
MaterialKaolin
Packaging TypeCustomizable
ApplicationIndustrial Minerals, Various Industries
Customization OptionsGrade And Properties Customization Available
Environmental ImpactProcessed In An Environmentally Friendly Way

HD Microns is a top Hydrous China clay provider in India. We have been continuously improved our processes and technologies over the years. Being the best Hydrous China Clay provider, we use the latest machines and innovative methods, allowing us to manufacture supreme quality Hydrous China Clay. Our kaolin has many different uses across industries. We can customize the grade and properties to meet specific demands. Whatever your needs, we can provide the right kaolin product as per customer requirements. Kaolin clay comes under the Industrial minerals category. We process our kaolin in an environmentally friendly way. We take great care to protect the environment during production. Promoting sustainability and going green are very important to us. With our expertise, advanced facilities, and commitment to quality and the environment, you can trust our Hydrous China Clay kaolin will meet your highest standards. Hydrous China Clay Request Quote

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HD Microns Ltd

Bhuj

13 yrs
China Clay

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We offer China Clay that is required in a number of industrial applications. Right from the papers to paints and to fiber glasses, China Clay is required for different products. The China Clay offered by us is well-known for the matchless features. We offer China Clay in bulk, at the most affordable prices. In addition, China Clay is offered in proper packaging so that it does get damaged. Furthermore, we are one of the prominent China Clay Manufacturer, Supplier and Exporter in Bhuj, Gujarat. Properties Of China Clay : T.D.SViscosityHigh content of kaolinChemical inertness Uses Of China Clay : CeramicsMedicineCoated paperAs an additive in toothpaste Applications : CeramicsPaperPaintRubberFiber GlassPesticidesDetergent
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Allbright Biz Solutions Ltd.

Mundra Road, Bhuj

14 yrs
china clay

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Calcium Based Bentonite Powder, API Section 10 Bentonite Powde

NARNARAYAN MINCHEM

Naranpar, Bhuj

GST 5 yrs
China Clay Lumps

500 - 8,500 / Ton

MOQ100 Ton
Whiteness88-92%
ApplicationRefractory
Al2O3 Content38-44%
Moisture Content0.01-0.05
Fe2O30.5%-1.5%
TiO2 Content0.3%max

Abundantly available in the earth's crust, China Clay Lumps are generally used for making construction materials. We are a prominent name as China Clay Lumps Manufacturer and Exporter in Bhuj, Gujarat. The China Clay Lumps that we deal are ideal for the production of ceramics, tiles, etc. The China Clay Lumps that we offer can also be used for making pots. Our China Clay Lumps are reasonably priced and can be obtained in bulk.

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DISHA ENTERPRISE

Madhapar, Bhuj

GST 13 yrs
China Clay Lumps

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Calcium Based Bentonite Powder, Oil Drilling Grade Bentonite Powde

Quality Minerals

Bhuj

16 yrs
Attapulgite Clay

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The montmorillonite associated with the attapulgite-bearing rocks of Digma Formation is of calcium base. It is non-swelling clay and predominantly classed as fullers earth, similar in this respect to attapulgite. World fuller’s earth, however, is generally comprising minerals such as attapulgite (palygorskite) or montmorillonite or a mixture of the two (grades from attapulgite-rich to montmorillonite-rich clays). The attapulgite-rich claystones of Digma Formation were proved to be of industrial value in term of oil wells drilling, decolorizing and absorbing characteristics (Al-Bassam, 1998). As so far mentioned, the attapulgite claystone contains other non-clay minerals (quartz, calcite, gypsum …etc), which were formed in situ or were transported into the deposit during its formation, and these may approach levels of 30 weight percent or more. This motivates the need to upgradethe attapulgite by effective method to enhance both clay performance and commercial value.
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Swellwell Minechem

Madhapar, Bhuj

11 yrs
Calcium Bentonite

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Swell Well Minechem is a renowned name in supplying quality Calcum Bentonite Powder. The company is dealing with a wide range of Bentonites. Its state of the art manufacturing facility is catering to the need of cosmetic, fertilizer, foundry, and paper industry. Swell Well chem is located in a strategical location which makes it a right place to get the minerals. Bentonites clays are often classified into different types like Sodium, Aluminium, Calcium, and Potassium. We are no 1 preferred company for Calcium Bentonite Powder.
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Swell Well Minechem Pvt. Ltd.

Madhapar, Bhuj

14 yrs
Premium
Kaolin China Clay

25 - 50 / Kilogram

MOQ25 Ton
MaterialKaolin Clay
FormLumps
ApplicationIndustrial Use
Packaging TypeHDPE Bag
Packaging Size25-50kg
Country of OriginIndia
L Value89 – 95
Aluminum Oxide (Al2O3)28 – 37 %
Silica (SiO2)44 – 60 %
Moisture0.5 – 15 %

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Vrundavan International

Bhuj

GST 3 yrs
kaolin china clay

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Hydrous China Clay Powder, Calcined Powder, Kaolin Lumps, Calcined Fee

Chhanga Chinaclay Industries

Pramukh Swami Nagar, Bhuj

GST 14 yrs
kaolin china clay

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Calcium Bentonite Powder, Sodium Bentonite, Calcium Bentonit

SHREE RADHA EXPORTS

Bhaveshwar Nagar, Bhuj

4 yrs
kaolin china clay

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Calcium Bentonite Powder, Bentonite Powde

Jashvir Trading

Bhuj

GST 3 yrs 5.0 (1)

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