Description
The main component of calcined kaolin is kaolinite, a clay mineral composed primarily of the following chemical elements:
- SiO₂ (Silicon Dioxide): 45-50%
- Al₂O₃ (Aluminum Oxide): 38-42%
- Fe₂O₃ (Iron Oxide): 0.5-2%
- TiO₂ (Titanium Dioxide): Trace amounts
- MgO (Magnesium Oxide): Trace amounts
- CaO (Calcium Oxide): Trace amounts
The calcination process leads to the dehydration of kaolinite, transforming it into a more stable, thermally-resistant form. The result is a material with higher brightness, whiteness, and reflectivity, making it particularly valuable in applications requiring these properties.
Key Properties:
- High whiteness and brightness.
- Low abrasiveness.
- Porous texture with good absorbency.
- Chemical stability and resistance to heat.
- Non-toxic and biodegradable.
These properties make calcined kaolin an essential material in many industrial applications.
Paul –
Calcined Kaolin has been a game-changer for our formulations! Its excellent opacity, smooth texture, and high whiteness have significantly enhanced the quality of our paints and coatings. A reliable product that consistently delivers great results!”