kaolin CAS NO.1332-58-7

white powder
SiO2 (%): 52 (+/-2)
Fe2O3 (%): <0.23
Al2O3 (%): 45 (+/-2)
packing:25/50/1000KG plastic woven bags

Calcined Kaolin clay  for ceramics

Properties and Application:

  Calcined Kaolin  clay, The powder superfine, high whitwness, narrow size distribution, big specific surface area, high reaction activity, no hard agglomeration, high purity, good insulation, high temperature resistance, good surface brightness

APPLICATION for ceramics: Kaolin has a wide range of application is the ceramic industry, and is commonly used in whiteware products, insulators, and refractories. In whitewares, kaolin viscosity improves the molding ability of pre-heated materials, offers a stronger finished product, and a smooth surface finish such as those found in tile and porcelain. Kaolin is becoming more prevalent in porcelain insulation due to its high dielectric strength and as an alternative to the scarcer resources high in potash feldsparic materials. Kaolin is used in refractories due to its extremely high fusion point, low water content, and high green strength. Ceramics produced with kaolin have a wide variety of uses, mainly as a metal substitute. Ceramics are becoming more prevalent in aerospace due to their refractory strength. Ceramic knives stay sharper longer and have better durability than metal. Toyota has created an all ceramic car engine capable of running at much higher heats. Recently there have also been advances in bio-ceramics that may lead to new and better teeth and bone replacements

Typical Physical Properties: