Chirag Minerals are prominent Talc Powder Manufacturers who supply talc of high purity and whiteness, features that are often important requirements for use in Paints, Plastic, Pharmaceutical, Polymer, Rubber, Refractories, etc industries. Our Talc Powder is of high purity, high whiteness, glossy, transparent and translucent, produced exclusively from best source of mines in India to ensure consistency and traceability. We also offer Talc Powder that can be used in surface coatings including flat emulsion surface coatings, semi-gloss emulsion surface coatings, outdoor wood surface coatings, textured surface coatings, high solids solvent free coatings, primers, alkyd topcoats, heavy duty maintenance and marine surface coatings, electro coating, gel coats and polyester and epoxy putties. The grade of talc used is a choice made by the client dependent on their specific requirements for talc powder purity, talc powder whiteness, talc powder particle size and price. Talc Powder/ Soap Stone/ Steatite Chirag Minerals are prominent Talc Powder Manufacturers who supply talc of high purity and whiteness, features that are often important requirements for use in Paints, Plastic, Pharmaceutical, Polymer, Rubber, Refractories, etc industries. Our Talc Powder is of high purity, high whiteness, glossy, transparent and translucent, produced exclusively from best source of mines in India to ensure consistency and traceability. We also offer Talc Powder that can be used in surface coatings including flat emulsion surface coatings, semi-gloss emulsion surface coatings, outdoor wood surface coatings, textured surface coatings, high solids solvent free coatings, primers, alkyd topcoats, heavy duty maintenance and marine surface coatings, electro coating, gel coats and polyester and epoxy putties. The grade of talc used is a choice made by the client dependent on their specific requirements for talc powder purity, talc powder whiteness, talc powder particle size and price. Composition of Talc Powder 1 Loss on Ignition 5 % 2 Loss on Drying 0.05 % 3 MgO 29.5 % 4 SiO2 61.5 % 5 Fe2O3 2.56 % 6 CaO 0.56 % 7 Soluble Salts 0.2 % 8 Al2O3 0.55 % 9 Acid Soluble Substance 2.5 % 10 pH (at 10%) 8.5 -9.5 11 Arsenic Nil 12 Asbestos fibres Nil 13 Mesh 200 to 700 14 Brightness 78% to 98% Uses of Talc Powder     Paper Plastic Pharmaceuticals Ceramics Cosmetics Animal Feed Paints Detergent Other Uses PAPER : The paper industry is the largest consumer of Talc and generally uses 300 Mesh (53µ) with the range of brightness varying between 80% to 96%. Talc is used in three stages of paper making : As a filler to give smoothness, porosity and opacity to paper in addition to reducing the cost. To control Pitch and Stikies… during the paper making process, oleo resinous droplets micro or colloidal in nature get added to the stream. These micro impurities can clog the paper machinery. Talc being hydrophobic absorbs these micro droplets or if the droplets are big then talc lamellae stick to their surface thus controlling their stickiness. In coating formulations… because of its platy ness and high brightness, talc leads to reduction in usage of expensive whitening and helps in controlling gloss of the coat. Talc also provides smoothness to the surface and imparts opacity to the coat. Additionally talc reduces the friction on paper manufacturing machinery thus reducing wear. PLASTIC : With the plastic industry on a fast growth-track, the usage of talc is growing fast in PP, HDPE, LDPE, PVC, ABS & Thermosetting Compounds. Talc is having a huge demand as a filler due to its following properties: Platy in nature Excellent blending characteristics with oleoresinous materials. Excellent thermal resistance Superior electrical resistance Chemically inert Smooth greasy feel Improves Chemical & Heat Resistance. Improves impact absorbing strength. Gives dimensional stability. Improves stiffness, hardness, tensile strength. Gives electrical insulation property. In Polypropylene, talc is used to improve mechanical strength and scratch resistance. The Automotive industry uses Talc for dashboards, interior trims, bumpers etc. Talc is also used in plastics for computer bodies and garden furniture where increased UV resistance is a highly desirable characteristic. It is also used as antiblocking agent in film-like bags used for fruits, vegetables etc. Many compounding factories are also using Talc. Talc imparts the the following properties to plastic: The Plastic Industry uses Talc of 20µ to 1µ particle size. PHARMACEUTICALS: Although a small user, the pharmaceutical industry requires highly pure, specialized and bacteria free talc for Tablets, Ointments and Dusting. The thermal & chemical inertness of talc makes it an ideal filler. The pharmaceutical talc is processed to remove impurities like iron oxide, dolomite, carbon, magnesium and carbonate minerals. CERAMICS: A major consumer of industrial minerals, the Ceramic Industry (especially Asia) uses Talc for “body” and glazing of: Wall Tiles Sanitaryware Electrical Insulating (Steatite Talc) Porcelain Dinnerware The Talc used is generally of 80-93% whiteness and 200-300 Mesh COSMETICS: The natural qualities of talc gives cosmetics stability, texture, skin adhesion, slip and water resistance. Talc is pure, odorless and free from impurities. Talc is not only used in Body Talc (Talcum Powder) and Toilet Soaps, but also in Detergents and Washing Powder. Soaps & CosmeticsIn body talc, it acts as a perfume carrier due to its chemical inertness and lamellar structure. At Chirag minerals’s, supplies to body talc manufacturers are also sterilized remove any microbiological contamination. In soaps, talc is mainly used as a filler. The consumption of talc in Soap, varies between 5 to 40% depending on the quality and type of soap. It also acts as a binding agent and gives hardness to the cake. ANIMAL FEED: Being hydrophobic in nature, talc prevents loss and absorption of water from animal feed, thus protecting the essential nutrients. Talc is used as an anticaking coating in feed bins. It’s non-toxic nature offers no danger to the livestock. PAINTS: Owing to its low cost and platy structure, Talc is widely used in the paint industry, particularly in marine paints and protective coatings. Benefits include: Reinforcement of the Paint film Reduction in the quantity of primary pigment consumed Controls gloss of paints Helps in suspending other pigments Improves durability of Paint Improves rust inhibitive properties & corrosion resistance Improves stability of emulsion paints Prevents enamel from running In traffic paints for better abrasion resistance Improves stain resistance in Paint Enhancement of smoothness at the time of application The amount of Talc used in paints varies between 2 to 30%. Also the fineness of Talc used in paints varies between 100µ to 20µ. The oil absorption of Talc used in Paints is between 40 to 60 gm per 100 gm. DETERGENT: In detergent powder also, Talc acts as a carrier of detergents and also reduces the cost. Due to its natural quality of being inert and harmless to skin, it is the most popular filler. OTHER USES: Dry fire extinguishing powder Cereal polishing Bleaching agent Floor Wax Water Filtration Leather Treatment Shoe Polish Welding rod coating Printing Ink Casting for Iron Ore in the direct reduction process Asphalt Jointing Compounds Confectioneries Foam / Rubber Putties

We are one of the prominent Dolomite powder manufacturers, suppliers and exporters located in India. Dolomite is Carbonate of Calcium and Magnesium “Ca Mg (CO3)2�. The Dolomite Powder is extensively used in Iron & Steel Industries due to its strength and compatibility in process of purifying Iron & Steel. Natural Dolomite Powder is of White Color and is used as Filler in many applications such as Soap & Detergent, Paints, Ceramics and many other Industries. USAGES: Substitute of lime stone Soil conditioner Achieves higher bulk density Refractory and Flux in industries Float glass production APPLICATIONS: A soil conditioner Steel melting shop Refractory Detergents and soaps Flux Ink Iron and steel Powder coating Paint Ceramic industry Glass Construction Chemical

We manufacture Calcite powder of purity upto 99% CaCO3, to cater the demand and specifications of our valued customers. The name Calcite comes from the Greek word meaning Lime. This comes from its chemical component, Calcium Carbonate, which sometimes is mistakenly known as “Lime.” Calcite is known in more than 300 forms of crystals. Super white quality of Calcite in fine powder form is used in the manufacture of Paint, Distemper and Insecticides. It is also used in the manufacturing of Plastics, Cement, Calcium Carbide, Metal Polish and sometimes also as a fluxing agent. We supply high grade Calcium Carbonate in the form of lumps as well as fine Coated and Uncoated powder as per Customer specs and requirements. We process Calcite upto 10 microns. Calcite is the one of the most common minerals on earth. It occurs in a seemingly unlimited variety of shapes and colors. It constitutes a major portion of many of the earth’s rocks. Calcite belongs to the calcite group of minerals, a group of related carbonates that are isomorphous with one another. They are similar in many physical properties, and may partially or fully replace one another, forming a solid solution series. All members of the calcite group crystallize in the trigonal system, have perfect rhombohedral cleavage, and exhibit strong double refraction in transparent rhombohedrons. Calcite and Aragonite are polymorphous to each other. Although Calcite and Aragonite contain the same chemical composition, they differ in crystal structure. Calcite forms trigonal crystals, whereas Aragonite forms orthorhombic crystals. Sometimes the crystals of Calcite and Aragonite are too small to be detected, and it is only possible to distinguish these two minerals by complex scientific optical tests. Since the true identity of microcrystalline forms of Calcite or Aragonite may not known, they may be mislabeled as the wrong mineral. A microcrystalline type of Calcite in globular form is common in certain regions. This Calcite forms from precipitating calcium-rich water inside caverns or on limestone cliffs. It exists in the form of stalagmites, stalactites, flowstone, and strange globular growths. These growths constantly accumulate, forming layers. They are frequently impure, trapping in organic matter such as leaves, twigs, and moss as they accumulate. Because of their impure status, they are classified by some as rocks. These calcareous growths have designated names based on their shape, habit, or formation. Most of these growths are Calcite, but some are crystallized as Aragonite. The environment of formation, however, can be a key guide to whether the mineral crystallized as Calcite or Aragonite. Aragonite will generally develop only at hot springs, whereas most other calcareous growths will be Calcite. Calcite may form as an undesirable coating on top of another mineral. The calcite can be easily burned off by soaking it in acid, which will cause it to effervesce and eventually dissolve, leaving the mineral below exposed. Typical Properties Higher flow properties Higher mechanical properties in thermoplastic applications Better gloss and whiteness in Paints & Powder coating applications Excellent dispersion properties Prevents chalking Better corrosion resistance APPLICATIONS: PP master batches, Automotive & Furniture compounds LDPE masterbatches Rigid PVC Pipes Leather Cloth Industry Paints, Inks, Powder Coating & Ceramic Industry Rubber Industry As a flux in Glass Industry & in sizing of Textile goods Our grades of Calcite powder are available in 300 Mesh to 700 Mesh BSS standard & in Micronise grades, Our grades are available in top cut 5, 10, 15 & 20 Microns. Chemical Composition CaCO3 90% to 97% MgO 1.5% to 2.5% Silica 1 % to 3.5% Variation of the specifications stated due to natural raw materials & environment conditions are possible. though they have no influence on the application properties described. Surface Treated Calcite : We also do coating on Calcite powder. We provide coating of Steric Acid. The Coated Calcium Carbonate powder is used in plastic compounds manufacturing to avoid moisture contains. Coating is done from 1% to 3% or as per customer requirement. Properties of Surface Treated Calcite: Rapid and complete dispersion Low abrasion at higher loading Low moisture content Good compatibility with Polymers & other additives Increased flow rate Reduced plasticizers & other additives Better HDT Better Impact strength Better dispersion Lower raw material cost

Sillimanite is one of three Alumino-Silicate Polymorphs, the other two being Andalusite and Kyanite. A common variety of Sillimanite is known as Fibrolite, so named because the Mineral appears like a bunch of fibers twisted together when viewed under thin section or even by the naked eye. Both the fibrous and traditional forms of Sillimanite are common in Metamorphosed Sedimentary Rocks.

We are manufacturers of best quality Pyrophyllite powder from the best of our mining resources in India which can be used for various industries like refractories, ceramic, paints, rubber and plastic industries. Our Pyrophyllite powder contains high allumina content with low PH and high whiteness. Our Pyrophyllite lumps are available in green , red, pale green , orange, translucent with hardness around 2.5 to 3 which is very good for carving . Our pyrophyllite is available from 20kg to 150 ks block size which are selected from best minning resources in india . Pyrophyllite is a secondary mineral of composition Al2O3 4 SiO2 H2O. Pyrophyllite that we provide to the clients is properly tested and free from impurities. Brightness of pyrophyllite plays a key role in describing the utility and value of Pyrophyllite in different industries. The presence of quartz and colored minerals such as iron-oxide-hydroxide, opaque, chlorite, and miraculous minerals decreases the overall brightness of the material. We efficiently supply Pyrophyllite Powder with 88% to 94% brightness of 200/300/400/500/700 meshes. Properties : Raw Pyrophyllite Silica : 58.70% Alumina : 31.40% Ferric Oxide : 1% Titania : 0.80% Pyrophyllite Lumps Pyrophyllite Lumps are harder in form. Pyrophyllite never fluxes when fired. Therefore, it is used in high-grade ceramic products, electric insulators and refractories. Pyrophyllite also imparts thermal shock resistance to ceramic bodies and also used as filler and dusting powder in various industries. Pyrophyllite is used instead of feldspar as a source of aluminum in glass industry. It is soft and used extensively in handicraft industries in making of articles. Advantages: Low thermal expansion and shrinkage Faster firing cycles in the manufacture of white ware More mechanical strength In production of stoneware and chinaware Improved whiteness Lower firing temperature Consumed in refractory Used in wall tiles In sanitary ware Electrical porcelain Other ceramic Vitreous china products Pyrophyllite Powder : Pyrophyllite Powder can be collected in fine powdered form that looks like talc but it is unlike talc. We efficiently supply Pyrophyllite Powder to you as per your requirement providing different specifications. Used For: Manufacturing refractory materials Ceramic materials Filler of paper Rubber Coating Cosmetic Agricultural insecticide Glass fiber Carving and signets Available in :  100 mesh to 250 mesh Packing :  In bulk

Chirag Minerals are prominent Talc Powder Manufacturers who supply talc of high purity and whiteness, features that are often important requirements for use in Paints, Plastic, Pharmaceutical, Polymer, Rubber, Refractories, etc industries. Our Talc Powder is of high purity, high whiteness, glossy, transparent and translucent, produced exclusively from best source of mines in India to ensure consistency and traceability. We also offer Talc Powder that can be used in surface coatings including flat emulsion surface coatings, semi-gloss emulsion surface coatings, outdoor wood surface coatings, textured surface coatings, high solids solvent free coatings, primers, alkyd topcoats, heavy duty maintenance and marine surface coatings, electro coating, gel coats and polyester and epoxy putties. The grade of talc used is a choice made by the client dependent on their specific requirements for talc powder purity, talc powder whiteness, talc powder particle size and price. Talc Powder/ Soap Stone/ Steatite Chirag Minerals are prominent Talc Powder Manufacturers who supply talc of high purity and whiteness, features that are often important requirements for use in Paints, Plastic, Pharmaceutical, Polymer, Rubber, Refractories, etc industries. Our Talc Powder is of high purity, high whiteness, glossy, transparent and translucent, produced exclusively from best source of mines in India to ensure consistency and traceability. We also offer Talc Powder that can be used in surface coatings including flat emulsion surface coatings, semi-gloss emulsion surface coatings, outdoor wood surface coatings, textured surface coatings, high solids solvent free coatings, primers, alkyd topcoats, heavy duty maintenance and marine surface coatings, electro coating, gel coats and polyester and epoxy putties. The grade of talc used is a choice made by the client dependent on their specific requirements for talc powder purity, talc powder whiteness, talc powder particle size and price. Composition of Talc Powder 1 Loss on Ignition 5 % 2 Loss on Drying 0.05 % 3 MgO 29.5 % 4 SiO2 61.5 % 5 Fe2O3 2.56 % 6 CaO 0.56 % 7 Soluble Salts 0.2 % 8 Al2O3 0.55 % 9 Acid Soluble Substance 2.5 % 10 pH (at 10%) 8.5 -9.5 11 Arsenic Nil 12 Asbestos fibres Nil 13 Mesh 200 to 700 14 Brightness 78% to 98% Uses of Talc Powder     Paper Plastic Pharmaceuticals Ceramics Cosmetics Animal Feed Paints Detergent Other Uses PAPER : The paper industry is the largest consumer of Talc and generally uses 300 Mesh (53µ) with the range of brightness varying between 80% to 96%. Talc is used in three stages of paper making : As a filler to give smoothness, porosity and opacity to paper in addition to reducing the cost. To control Pitch and Stikies… during the paper making process, oleo resinous droplets micro or colloidal in nature get added to the stream. These micro impurities can clog the paper machinery. Talc being hydrophobic absorbs these micro droplets or if the droplets are big then talc lamellae stick to their surface thus controlling their stickiness. In coating formulations… because of its platy ness and high brightness, talc leads to reduction in usage of expensive whitening and helps in controlling gloss of the coat. Talc also provides smoothness to the surface and imparts opacity to the coat. Additionally talc reduces the friction on paper manufacturing machinery thus reducing wear. PLASTIC : With the plastic industry on a fast growth-track, the usage of talc is growing fast in PP, HDPE, LDPE, PVC, ABS & Thermosetting Compounds. Talc is having a huge demand as a filler due to its following properties: Platy in nature Excellent blending characteristics with oleoresinous materials. Excellent thermal resistance Superior electrical resistance Chemically inert Smooth greasy feel Improves Chemical & Heat Resistance. Improves impact absorbing strength. Gives dimensional stability. Improves stiffness, hardness, tensile strength. Gives electrical insulation property. In Polypropylene, talc is used to improve mechanical strength and scratch resistance. The Automotive industry uses Talc for dashboards, interior trims, bumpers etc. Talc is also used in plastics for computer bodies and garden furniture where increased UV resistance is a highly desirable characteristic. It is also used as antiblocking agent in film-like bags used for fruits, vegetables etc. Many compounding factories are also using Talc. Talc imparts the the following properties to plastic: The Plastic Industry uses Talc of 20µ to 1µ particle size. PHARMACEUTICALS: Although a small user, the pharmaceutical industry requires highly pure, specialized and bacteria free talc for Tablets, Ointments and Dusting. The thermal & chemical inertness of talc makes it an ideal filler. The pharmaceutical talc is processed to remove impurities like iron oxide, dolomite, carbon, magnesium and carbonate minerals. CERAMICS: A major consumer of industrial minerals, the Ceramic Industry (especially Asia) uses Talc for “body” and glazing of: Wall Tiles Sanitaryware Electrical Insulating (Steatite Talc) Porcelain Dinnerware The Talc used is generally of 80-93% whiteness and 200-300 Mesh COSMETICS: The natural qualities of talc gives cosmetics stability, texture, skin adhesion, slip and water resistance. Talc is pure, odorless and free from impurities. Talc is not only used in Body Talc (Talcum Powder) and Toilet Soaps, but also in Detergents and Washing Powder. Soaps & CosmeticsIn body talc, it acts as a perfume carrier due to its chemical inertness and lamellar structure. At Chirag minerals’s, supplies to body talc manufacturers are also sterilized remove any microbiological contamination. In soaps, talc is mainly used as a filler. The consumption of talc in Soap, varies between 5 to 40% depending on the quality and type of soap. It also acts as a binding agent and gives hardness to the cake. ANIMAL FEED: Being hydrophobic in nature, talc prevents loss and absorption of water from animal feed, thus protecting the essential nutrients. Talc is used as an anticaking coating in feed bins. It’s non-toxic nature offers no danger to the livestock. PAINTS: Owing to its low cost and platy structure, Talc is widely used in the paint industry, particularly in marine paints and protective coatings. Benefits include: Reinforcement of the Paint film Reduction in the quantity of primary pigment consumed Controls gloss of paints Helps in suspending other pigments Improves durability of Paint Improves rust inhibitive properties & corrosion resistance Improves stability of emulsion paints Prevents enamel from running In traffic paints for better abrasion resistance Improves stain resistance in Paint Enhancement of smoothness at the time of application The amount of Talc used in paints varies between 2 to 30%. Also the fineness of Talc used in paints varies between 100µ to 20µ. The oil absorption of Talc used in Paints is between 40 to 60 gm per 100 gm. DETERGENT: In detergent powder also, Talc acts as a carrier of detergents and also reduces the cost. Due to its natural quality of being inert and harmless to skin, it is the most popular filler. OTHER USES: Dry fire extinguishing powder Cereal polishing Bleaching agent Floor Wax Water Filtration Leather Treatment Shoe Polish Welding rod coating Printing Ink Casting for Iron Ore in the direct reduction process Asphalt Jointing Compounds Confectioneries Foam / Rubber Putties

We are one of the prominent Dolomite powder manufacturers, suppliers and exporters located in India. Dolomite is Carbonate of Calcium and Magnesium “Ca Mg (CO3)2�. The Dolomite Powder is extensively used in Iron & Steel Industries due to its strength and compatibility in process of purifying Iron & Steel. Natural Dolomite Powder is of White Color and is used as Filler in many applications such as Soap & Detergent, Paints, Ceramics and many other Industries. USAGES: Substitute of lime stone Soil conditioner Achieves higher bulk density Refractory and Flux in industries Float glass production APPLICATIONS: A soil conditioner Steel melting shop Refractory Detergents and soaps Flux Ink Iron and steel Powder coating Paint Ceramic industry Glass Construction Chemical

We manufacture Calcite powder of purity upto 99% CaCO3, to cater the demand and specifications of our valued customers. The name Calcite comes from the Greek word meaning Lime. This comes from its chemical component, Calcium Carbonate, which sometimes is mistakenly known as “Lime.” Calcite is known in more than 300 forms of crystals. Super white quality of Calcite in fine powder form is used in the manufacture of Paint, Distemper and Insecticides. It is also used in the manufacturing of Plastics, Cement, Calcium Carbide, Metal Polish and sometimes also as a fluxing agent. We supply high grade Calcium Carbonate in the form of lumps as well as fine Coated and Uncoated powder as per Customer specs and requirements. We process Calcite upto 10 microns. Calcite is the one of the most common minerals on earth. It occurs in a seemingly unlimited variety of shapes and colors. It constitutes a major portion of many of the earth’s rocks. Calcite belongs to the calcite group of minerals, a group of related carbonates that are isomorphous with one another. They are similar in many physical properties, and may partially or fully replace one another, forming a solid solution series. All members of the calcite group crystallize in the trigonal system, have perfect rhombohedral cleavage, and exhibit strong double refraction in transparent rhombohedrons. Calcite and Aragonite are polymorphous to each other. Although Calcite and Aragonite contain the same chemical composition, they differ in crystal structure. Calcite forms trigonal crystals, whereas Aragonite forms orthorhombic crystals. Sometimes the crystals of Calcite and Aragonite are too small to be detected, and it is only possible to distinguish these two minerals by complex scientific optical tests. Since the true identity of microcrystalline forms of Calcite or Aragonite may not known, they may be mislabeled as the wrong mineral. A microcrystalline type of Calcite in globular form is common in certain regions. This Calcite forms from precipitating calcium-rich water inside caverns or on limestone cliffs. It exists in the form of stalagmites, stalactites, flowstone, and strange globular growths. These growths constantly accumulate, forming layers. They are frequently impure, trapping in organic matter such as leaves, twigs, and moss as they accumulate. Because of their impure status, they are classified by some as rocks. These calcareous growths have designated names based on their shape, habit, or formation. Most of these growths are Calcite, but some are crystallized as Aragonite. The environment of formation, however, can be a key guide to whether the mineral crystallized as Calcite or Aragonite. Aragonite will generally develop only at hot springs, whereas most other calcareous growths will be Calcite. Calcite may form as an undesirable coating on top of another mineral. The calcite can be easily burned off by soaking it in acid, which will cause it to effervesce and eventually dissolve, leaving the mineral below exposed. Typical Properties Higher flow properties Higher mechanical properties in thermoplastic applications Better gloss and whiteness in Paints & Powder coating applications Excellent dispersion properties Prevents chalking Better corrosion resistance APPLICATIONS: PP master batches, Automotive & Furniture compounds LDPE masterbatches Rigid PVC Pipes Leather Cloth Industry Paints, Inks, Powder Coating & Ceramic Industry Rubber Industry As a flux in Glass Industry & in sizing of Textile goods Our grades of Calcite powder are available in 300 Mesh to 700 Mesh BSS standard & in Micronise grades, Our grades are available in top cut 5, 10, 15 & 20 Microns. Chemical Composition CaCO3 90% to 97% MgO 1.5% to 2.5% Silica 1 % to 3.5% Variation of the specifications stated due to natural raw materials & environment conditions are possible. though they have no influence on the application properties described. Surface Treated Calcite : We also do coating on Calcite powder. We provide coating of Steric Acid. The Coated Calcium Carbonate powder is used in plastic compounds manufacturing to avoid moisture contains. Coating is done from 1% to 3% or as per customer requirement. Properties of Surface Treated Calcite: Rapid and complete dispersion Low abrasion at higher loading Low moisture content Good compatibility with Polymers & other additives Increased flow rate Reduced plasticizers & other additives Better HDT Better Impact strength Better dispersion Lower raw material cost

Sillimanite is one of three Alumino-Silicate Polymorphs, the other two being Andalusite and Kyanite. A common variety of Sillimanite is known as Fibrolite, so named because the Mineral appears like a bunch of fibers twisted together when viewed under thin section or even by the naked eye. Both the fibrous and traditional forms of Sillimanite are common in Metamorphosed Sedimentary Rocks.

We are manufacturers of best quality Pyrophyllite powder from the best of our mining resources in India which can be used for various industries like refractories, ceramic, paints, rubber and plastic industries. Our Pyrophyllite powder contains high allumina content with low PH and high whiteness. Our Pyrophyllite lumps are available in green , red, pale green , orange, translucent with hardness around 2.5 to 3 which is very good for carving . Our pyrophyllite is available from 20kg to 150 ks block size which are selected from best minning resources in india . Pyrophyllite is a secondary mineral of composition Al2O3 4 SiO2 H2O. Pyrophyllite that we provide to the clients is properly tested and free from impurities. Brightness of pyrophyllite plays a key role in describing the utility and value of Pyrophyllite in different industries. The presence of quartz and colored minerals such as iron-oxide-hydroxide, opaque, chlorite, and miraculous minerals decreases the overall brightness of the material. We efficiently supply Pyrophyllite Powder with 88% to 94% brightness of 200/300/400/500/700 meshes. Properties : Raw Pyrophyllite Silica : 58.70% Alumina : 31.40% Ferric Oxide : 1% Titania : 0.80% Pyrophyllite Lumps Pyrophyllite Lumps are harder in form. Pyrophyllite never fluxes when fired. Therefore, it is used in high-grade ceramic products, electric insulators and refractories. Pyrophyllite also imparts thermal shock resistance to ceramic bodies and also used as filler and dusting powder in various industries. Pyrophyllite is used instead of feldspar as a source of aluminum in glass industry. It is soft and used extensively in handicraft industries in making of articles. Advantages: Low thermal expansion and shrinkage Faster firing cycles in the manufacture of white ware More mechanical strength In production of stoneware and chinaware Improved whiteness Lower firing temperature Consumed in refractory Used in wall tiles In sanitary ware Electrical porcelain Other ceramic Vitreous china products Pyrophyllite Powder : Pyrophyllite Powder can be collected in fine powdered form that looks like talc but it is unlike talc. We efficiently supply Pyrophyllite Powder to you as per your requirement providing different specifications. Used For: Manufacturing refractory materials Ceramic materials Filler of paper Rubber Coating Cosmetic Agricultural insecticide Glass fiber Carving and signets Available in :  100 mesh to 250 mesh Packing :  In bulk