SolutionCeramics, Refractory & Insulation Solutions
Mineral ingredients for ceramic bodies, glazes, refractory products, fire-resistant boards, thermal insulation panels and high-temperature construction materials.
Talc, mica and bentonite help tune body structure, plasticity and mineral framework in selected ceramic systems.
Vermiculite and mica can be used in lightweight insulation and fire-resistant material systems.
Particle size, whiteness and moisture control help improve consistency in batch production.
Talc and bentonite can be used to adjust body behavior, plasticity or formulation balance in selected ceramic recipes.
• Talc for selected ceramic formulations
• Bentonite for plasticity and binding concept
• Particle-size consistency for mixing
Mica and vermiculite-based systems can support heat-resistant board or refractory material concepts.
• Mineral skeleton support
• Thermal stability concept
• Suitable for board and panel trials
Expanded vermiculite is used where low density and thermal insulation structure are required.
• Low bulk density structure
• Insulation and fire-resistant concepts
• Custom particle-size distribution
Mica and tourmaline can be used for appearance, filler or specialty functional positioning where testing supports the claim.
• Decorative or functional mineral concepts
• Validated testing recommended
• Custom grades for pilot production
Used in selected ceramic formulations for body adjustment and processing support.
Supports plasticity, binding and forming behavior in suitable ceramic or refractory systems.
Lightweight mineral for insulation board, fire-resistant products and thermal construction materials.
Lamellar mineral for structure, heat-resistant concepts and specialty decorative uses.
Select grades by particle size, morphology, color, moisture and application behavior.
Provide samples for formula screening, production trials and customer validation.
Support bags, jumbo bags and export-ready packaging according to purchasing needs.
Organize repeatable supply for B2B production, not one-time commodity trading.
