Mica Scrap, Pattern : Plain

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Manufacturer and exporter of mica scrap and mica flakes. Daruka Mica (Muscovite), in Scrap having following qualities :

• 2A : Ruby Un Crushed Mica Scrap
• 2B : Ruby Crushed Mica Scrap
• Material : The mica is muscovite ruby.
• Colour : Might be ruby or white
• Chemical Compositions: Ruby, white muscovite mica scrap (Potassium Aluminium Silicate)
• Purity : Minimum 97% of scrap mica in 2A & 2B.
• Thickness : Are in between 0.007" to 0.100"
• Sized : 85% of the material will be retained of screen size ½ inch square or as specified by the customers.
• Moisture : The material having maximum 0.1% by weight as determined by heating 15 grams at 150°C for one hour.
• Quality : The muscovite mica scrap will be fresh, dry & free from rust, quartz, tourmaline, garnet, clay, iron oxide biotite (black mica), dust, fines, hard & dark stained. It is free from organic impurities like Wood, Paper, Straw, Plastics & Fabrics.
• Packing : The muscovite mica scrap is packed in poly line Jute, H.D.P. /P.P. bags: each bags minimum 50kgs. Or maximum 80kgs. Or as per customers requirements.
• Labeling & Marking : As per customers specification.
• Weight loss & Colour on firing or ignition: the muscovite mica scrap when fired to completion as per IMIM 402.7 the weight loss shall be 4-5% by weight maximum. The colour of the fired mica scrap will be like Pearly Gray (silver gray).
• MICA SCRAP : Mica Scrap is the nomenclature given to the irregular lumps of mica as received from the mines having a area between ½" and 1 ½" sq. This type of mica is mainly exported to plants all over the world to be made into a pulp used for the manufacturing of mica paper and reconstituted mica plates. Domestically, it is used as a raw material for the manufacture of mica flakes and powder.