Globmine International

Customers can easily avail from us high quality Soapstone . Our Soapstone is widely appreciated by customers throughout the country for their smooth texture and uniform sized granules. We keep the mineral in stock to address bulk requirements of our customers. We are a respected Supplier from Karachi, Pakistan and offer Soapstone at highly affordable rates. Details : Group : clays and also the montmorillonite/ smectite group Chemistry : M 3 s 14 o 10 (OH) 2 , magnesium Uses : An ornamental and heat, acid and electrically-resistant stone (soapstone) used as counter tops, electrical switchboard, carving, etc, used as an ingredient in Paints, rubber, cosmetics, pharmaceutical, roofing materials, paper industries, Electrical insulator, ceramics and insecticides. Talc is an important industrial mineral. Its resistance to heat electricity make it ideal surface for lab counter tops and electrical switchboards. It is also an important filler material for paints. Rubber and insecticides. Even with all these uses most people only know talc as the primary ingredient in talcum powder. Mineral specimens are not very common as it does not form very large crystals. However, it often replaces other minerals on an atom basis and forms what are called pseudomorphs (False shape). The talc takes the form of the minerals it replaces. A specimen of what looks like milky quartz is quite a surprise when it not only has a soapy feel but can be scratched by a fingernail

Our company is a renowned Supplier of Fluorspar Powder from Karachi, Pakistan. Our Fluorspar Powder has wide ornamental and lapidary applications. We are associated with reliable vendors who use the latest methods for fabricating the powder in hygienic conditions. Owing to our efficient logistic network, customers across the country can rely on us for delivering small or bulk quantities of Fluorspar Powder within the postulated time.

We are engaged in offering superior grade Talc Powder , which is highly appreciated for being free from any contamination. We are associated with reputed manufacturers who process the powder using the latest methods in adherence to the set industrial norms. Located in Karachi, Pakistan, we are a prominent Supplier of Talc Powder. Clients can obtain bulk quantities of Talc Powder from us at minimal rates. Details : Class : Silicate Subclass : Phyliosilicates

 We are recognized as a trustworthy Supplier of Calcium Fluoride Lumps from Karachi, Pakistan. Considered a very important mineral, we procure the lumps from most reliable vendors who assure us of their quality. Our quality auditors check the lumps on stringent parameters from the time of initial procurement till the final delivery. We are capable of delivering small or bulk orders of Calcium Fluoride Lumps to our customers on a timely basis.   Details : Fluorite is a mineral with a veritable bouquet of brilliant colors. Fluorite is well known and prized for its glassy luster and rich variety of colors. The range of common colors for fluorite starting from the hallmark color purple, then blue, green, yellow, colorless, brown, pink, black and reddish orange is amazing and is only rivaled in color range by quartz. Intermediate pastels between the previously mentioned colors are also possible. It is easy to see why fluorite earns the reputation as "The most colorful mineral in the world".    The many colors of fluorite are truly wonderful. The rich purple color is by far fluorite's most famous and popular color. It easily competes with the beautiful purple of amethyst. Ofter specimens of fluorite and amethyst with similar shades of purple are used in mineral identification classes to illustrate the folly of using color as the sole means to identify minerals.   The blue, green and yellow varieties of fluorite are also deeply colored, popular and attractive.l The colorless variety is not as well received as the colored varieties, but their rarity still makes them sought after by collectors. A brown variety found in Ohio and elsewhere has a distinctive iridescence that improves an otherwise poor color for fluorite. The rarer colors of pink, reddish orange (rose) and even black are usually very attractive and in demand.   Most Specimens of fluorite have a single color, but a significant percentage of fluorites have multiple colors and the colors are arranged in bands or zones that correspond to the shapes of fluorit's crystals. In other words, the typical habit of fluorite is a cube and the color zones are often in cubic arrangement. The effect is similar to phantomed crystals that appear to have crystals within crystals that are of differing colors. A fluorite crystal could have a clear outer zone allowing a cube of purple fluorite to be seen inside. Sometimes the less common habits such as a colored octahedron are seen inside of a colorless cube. One crystal of fluorite could potentially have four or five different color zones or bands.   To top it all off, fluorite is frequently fluorescent and, like its normal light colors, its fluorescent colors are extremely variable. Typically it fluoresces blue but other fluorescent colors include yellow, green, red, white and purple. Some specimens have the added effect of simultaniously having a different color under longwave UV light from its color under shortwave UV light. And some will even demonstrate phosphorescence in a third color! That's four possible color luminescence in one specimen! If you count the normal light color too. The blue Fluorescence has been attributed to the presence of europium ions (Eu 2). Yttrium is the activator for the yellow fluorescence. Green and red fluorescent activation is not exactly pinned down as of yet, but may be due to the Elements already mentioned as well as other rare earth metals ; also manganese, uranium or a combination of these. Even unbonded fluorine trapped in the structure has been suggested. The word fluorescent was derived from fluorite since specimens of fluorite were some of the first fluorescent specimens ever studied. The naming followed the naming precedence set by opalescence from opal ; erqo fluorescence from fluorite. Another unique luminescent property of fluorite is its thermoluminescence. Thermoluminescence is the ability to glow when heated. Not all fluorites do this, in fact it is quite a rare phenomenon A variety of fluorite known a "chlorophane" can demonstrate this property very well and will even thermoluminesce while the specimen is held in a person's hand activated by the person's own body heat (of course in a dark room, as it is not bright enough to be seen in daylight). The thermoluminescence is green to blue-green and can be produced on the coils of a heater or electric stove top. Once seen, the glow will fade away and can no longer by seen in the same specimen again. It is a one shot deal. Chlorophane (Which means to show green) is found is very limited quantities at Amelia court house, Virginia ; Franklin, New jersey and the Bluebird Mine, Arizona, USA ; Gilgit, Pakistan ; Mont Saint-Hilaire, Quebec, Canada and at Nerchinsk in the Ural Mountains, Russia.    Fluorite has other qualities besides its great color assortments that make it a popular minerals. It has several different crystal habits that always produce well formed, good, clean crystals. The cube is by far the most recognized habit of fluorite followed by the octahedron which is believed to form at higher temperatures than the cube. Although the cleavage of fluorite can produce an octanhedral shape and these cleaved octahedrons are popular in rock shops the world over, the natural (e.g. uncleaved) octahedrons are harder to find.    A rarer habit variety is the twelves sided dodecahedron however it is never seen by itself and usually modifies the cubic crystals by replacing the edges of the cube with one flat face of a dodecahedron. The tetrahexahedron is a twenty four sided habit that is also seen modifying the cubic habit. But insetead of one face replacing each cubic edge, two faces modify the cube's edges. Occasionally combinations of a cube, dodecahedron and tetrahexahedron are seen producing an overall cubic crystal with no less that three minor parallel faces replacing each cubic edge. A fifth form is the hexoctahedron which modifies the cube by placing six very minor faces at each corner of the cube. Twinning is also common in fluorite and symmetrical penetration twins, especially from cumberland England are much sought after by collectors.    Fluorite, as mention above, has octahedral cleavage. This means that it has four identical directions of cleavage and when cleaved in the right ways can produce a perfect octahedral shape. Many thousands of octahedrons are produced from massive or large undesirable crystals of fluorite (hopefully!) and are sold in rock shops and museum gift shops at a small cost. Fluorite mine workers are reported to sit down at lunch breaks and cleave the octahedrons for the extra cash. The octahedrons are very popular due to their attractive colors, clartiy, "diamond-shaped" and low costs, but to a serious collector they are nothing more than "Cleavage fragments".    Fluorite not only is attractive in its own right but is often associated with other attractive minerals. Fluorite crystals will frequently accompany specimens of silver gray galena, brassy yellow pyrite, chalcopyrite or marcasite, golden barite, black sparkling sphalerite, intricately crystallized calcite and crystal clear quartz, even amethyst.    The origin of the word fluorite comes from the use of fluorite as a flux in steel and aluminum processing. It was originally referred to as fluorospar by miners and is still called that today. Fluorite is also used as a source of fluorine for hydrofluoric acid and fluorinated water. The element fluorine also gets its name from fluorite, fluoriness only common mineral. Other uses of fluorite include an uncommon use as a gemstone (low Hardness and good cleavage reduce its desirability as a gemstone), ornamental carvings (sometimes misleadingly called Green Quartz) and special optical uses.    Fluorite is the most popular mineral for mineral collectors in the world, second only to quartz. Every mineral collection owned by even the newest and youngest of mineral collectors must have a specimen of fluorite. Fluorite is by far one of the most beautiful and interesting minerals available on the mineral markets.

We are recognized as an acclaimed Supplier of Calcium Carbonate Powder from Karachi, Pakistan. The Calcium Carbonate Powder offered by us is procured from trusted vendors who assure us of an authentic product. To ensure customer satisfaction, we make sure that the powder passes through all the quality checks successfully, before the final delivery. Customers can rely on us for delivering bulk quantities of Calcium Carbonate Powder within allocated time.

Mined from mineral-rich areas, we are offering Phosphate Rocks noted for their high strength and pure quality. Our Phosphate Rock is widely preferred for various industrial applications. We offer the rock in various fixed packages but can also customize the order to suit customer’s requirement. We are a celebrated Supplier from Karachi, Pakistan and offering superior grade Phosphate Rock at reasonable price to our prestigious buyers.

Our company is an eminent Supplier of Copper Ore from Karachi, Pakistan. Extracted from mineral rich quarries, the Copper Ore we present is appreciated for its good quality and high purity. Various buyers from all over the country prefer our ores for industrial applications as they are contaminant free. We ensure timely delivery of Copper Ore to our buyers and offer them at competitive rates. Details : Copper Ore natural mineral formations containing sufficient copper to make economically feasible the extraction of the metal from these ores.   17 are currently used on an industrial scale : Native copper, Cu Bornite (peacocok ore), Cu5FeS4 Chalcopyrite (copper pyrite), CuFeS2 Chalcocite (copper glance), Cu2S Covellite, CuS Bournonite, CuPbSbS3 The gray copper ores tetrachedrite, Cu12Sb4S13, and tennantite, Cu12As4S13 Enargite, Cu3AsS4 Cuprite, Cu2O Tenorite, CuO Malachite, Cu2 [CO3] (OH) 2 Azurite, Cu3] (OH) 2 ; Chrysocolia, CuSO3 - nH2O Brochantite, Cu4[SO4] (OH) 6 Chalcanthite, CuSO4 5H2O Atacamite, CUCI2 3Cu (OH) 2

We stand as a distinguished Supplier of Barite based in Karachi, Pakistan. Our Barite is widely appreciated in the domestic market for its natural properties, soft texture and richness in mineral content. We process the Barite in a hygienic environment to ensure customers receive a quality assured product. Available in safe and sterile packaging, customers can acquire Barite in bulk quaintly from us at market leading prices. Details : Barite (BaSO 4 ) is a mineral consisting of barium sulfate. Usually white or colorless, sometimes yellow and gray. The main source of barium. Barite generally limestone’s lead - Zinc veins, hot spring deposits and occurs with hematite. It is often associated with the minerals anglesite and Celestine. Rough form, or just washing, rinsing, sieving, flotation and magnetic separation procedures as simple as barite passed as the first buyer finds the products. Rough form, a purity and intensity until it reaches a minimum majority of barite processed. Barite is also used in making paint and paper.