Microfine Industries

Ranoli, Vadodara, Gujarat

We are offering mica. Mica is a mineral which combines in itself so many desirable properties for the qualifications imposed by the electrical industry. The most important property of mica is its micaceous structure, that is, they have highly perfect basal cleavage which permits it to be split into sheets & films.

Calcium carbonate finds its application as a value added filler in polypropylene (pp) due to its wide range of particle size, low cost, good color, low oil absorption characteristics, higher impact resistance, glossiness, smooth surface finish, easy processing, good dimensional stability, and its free flowing characteristics.

We are offering china clay. China clay is also known as kaolin, and is a white, aluminosilicate widely used in paints, refractories, papers, plastics, sanitary wares, fiberglass, adhesives, ceramics, and rubber products.

We are offering dolomite. Dolomite is also known as the "calcium magnesium carbonate". Dolomite rocks are found all over the world and are quite common in sedimentary rock sequences. They are originally deposited as calcite, but during a process call diagenesis the calcite is altered to dolomite. Dolomite is also slightly harder, denser and never forms scalenohedrons, which is calcite's most typical habit.

We are offering talc. Talc, the softest of all minerals is known to everyone because of talcum powder. The softness, flakiness, and stability of talc makes it a desirable substance for many purpose. In industry it is mainly classified into hard & soft and fibrous & flaky. It is a platy mineral used for its reinforcing properties.

We are offering barytes. Barite is a heavy mineral, which is inert and very much stable in nature. These properties makes it valuable for the commercial use in various industries. Ground barytes is used mostly as an inert volume and weight filler in oil-well-drilling mud. It is also used in the paint industry as an extender. Barytes is used as a heavy additive in the paper & rubber industries.