3% Fe2O3 Wollastonite powder for glaze Industry
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- Min Order Qty:
- 108 m.t.
- Supply Capability:
- 2080 m.t./month
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Specification
Brief Introduction
Wollastonite is featured with good heat resistance, hard wearing and corrosion resistance, and strengthening and reinforcing functions. Being innocuous, flavorless, and non-radioactive, wollastonite is environmental type functional material that is extensively applied in the fields of plastics, rubber, paint, friction materials, building materials and metallurgy protection. We are high praised by our domestic and foreign customers
With high quality, reasonable price and timely delivery, our products have been export to many foreign countries and areas, such as South Korea, Japan, Turkey etc. our company has got praise in both domestic and foreign markets.we have been the trusted and preferred supplier to the mineral&chemical products and the market share is growing rapidly and firmly. Warmly welcome all friends from domestic and abroad to cooperate with us
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1.Sample for free for your test.
2.Provide professional product consultation.
3.Offer competitive price.
4.Have precise quality control department.
5.Taking photos during the production and shipment, send the photos to customers;
6. Documents Department, to serve customer professionally.
7.Always think of the customers and make the add-value.
Specifications
Wollastonite Specfications | SiO2 | CaO | Fe2O3 | LOI | Whiteness | Size |
Glaze grade A | ≥49% | ≥44% | ≤0.3% | ≤2% | ≥90 | 200-400mesh |
Glaze grade B | ≥49% | ≥44% | ≤0.3% | ≤3% | ≥90 | 200-400mesh |
Ceramic-Body Grade | ≥41% | ≥39% | ≤0.5% | ≤8% | N/A | 0-400mesh |
Paint Grade A | ≥49% | ≥44% | ≤0.5% | N/A | ≥90 | 325-2000mesh |
Paint Grade B | ≥30% | ≥40% | ≤0.5% | N/A | ≥91 | 325-2000mesh |
Filler Grade | ≥49% | ≥43% | ≤0.3% | ≤4% | ≥90 | 200-2000mesh |
Welding Grade | ≥45% | ≥40% | ≤0.8% | S≤0.04% | P≤0.04% | 60-325mesh |
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FAQ
1 What is the packing and shipment?
In jumbo bag with pallet and without pallet
In bulk container
2 What is the Payment term?
T/T with down payment, L/C, D/P
3 What is the Delivery time?
Within 15 days after receiving the down payment or the LC draft
- Q: I‘m planning on straightening my hair and I already have ionic flat iron at home. Is it good enough or should i get a ceramic one? What‘s the main difference?
- Ceramic Vs Ionic Flat Iron
- Q: today in ceramics, my table was messing around with clay dust and hardened clay chunks. I accidently inhaled some, and little chunks went down my throat. my teacher said it is extremely toxic. and now im feeling nauseous. what do I do? no stupid answers please. THNX (:
- Your teacher is stupid - either for actually using toxic clay in a class situation or thinking the stuff is toxic or telling you that it is if she/he was joking. Virtually all ceramic clay is not only not toxic but is made of things that people sometimes think they can eat although it is usually women thinking it makes for an easier birth - and makes them anemic with long use and subject to heart attacks in the strain of birthing. Call a poison control center and ask if you are worried enough or in actual pain - but if you do so, expect the teacher to get in trouble for any of the 3 reasons above.
- Q: Is electric clippers or ceramic knives good or alloy knives?
- The ceramic cutter of the electric shear is better.Because of the hardness of steel is Vivtorinox HV700, ceramic knife hardness is HV1100, the higher the hardness of sharp.
- Q: Which plates are better for your hair? I have a ceramic plate straightener, but I am thinking of buying a titanium hair straightener? Which is better for my hair?!
- put a couple of pieces off paper towels over the spot and iron it. The idea is to melt it wax and have the towel absorb it.
- Q: I‘m 13 and my front teeth are big and stick out. Two teeth next to my middle front teeth are crowded in. Do you think I should get metal, ceramic, or Invisalign braces? All of my teeth are perfect except for the front four. Do you think I can just get braces for the front four and not the other ones? I don‘t wanna look ugly, but I don‘t want to got to the ortho so often either. Which kind of braces should I get that are pretty and fast. What are the pros and cons of each kind of braces? How many years do you think it will take for each one?
- I have to go for the metal braces just because they are more reliable then Invisalign from what I've seen. Metal braces are normal in teenagers so it's not like you will be the only one with them. It's usually a month to month basis that you get seen at the orthodontist and they seem more effective in the long run because metal braces keep your teeth at a constant place while trying to straighten the others. Invisalign from what i've heard takes longer because even though people are told to wear them for a certain amount of time the truth is everyone cheats and will probably only wear them once in a while, only at night, forget about them, loose them, break them and have to wait for a replacement while the progress your teeth have made so far is lost because teeth shift quickly. I had metal braces and it's not much of a hassle. I got my braces when I was 14 and had them on for 3 years. I have a friend who went for invisalign. We are both 19 now and she isn't nearly done, and has spent sooo much more money then my parents did!
- Q: I have a white ceramic tile (with decorative patterns on one inner corner that match up)that is very old and I will not be able to find replacements for and do not wish to replace. Is it a service generally offered/can it be done with them using paints/cement of some sort?The damage is little brown spots where plates have been dropped,from kids, etc with a few hair line cracks from the house settling. No huge chunks missing or anything but a large area and I was wondering if such touch up work is available as I would really really hate to finance a new floor and I am quite fond of this pattern and I‘m not willing to invest the time and money it would take to hunt this tile down.
- I got so excited when I saw your question because that's something that's happened to me a lot too, and here's my secret formula to fix cracks or dents in tiles, Travertine or even granite. Are you ready? Use artist pastel crayons (the kind sold in craft stores) and grind down one or more of the appropriate colors, mixing the powder together until you get the right shade. Then mix a little of that into two part clear epoxy and fill in your crack. Trust me it's easy if you practice on a piece of cardboard a couple times until you get the right shade, and then apply to your tile. Wipe it with a damp cloth before it dries to level it out, and it helps to feather it out so it's not so shiny on ceramic tile. This fix also works on laminate counters, but it's not as good as buying the exact repair color epoxy sold by the laminate manufacturer. There is a product on the market specifically sold for filing in Travertine and tile, but its limited to tan or buff colors, so using the pastel crayons gives you a lot more options. And the pastels are less than $10 for a large set with maybe 40 colors, while epoxy will cost your around $5. The best part is that when you're done with it, you can give the pastels to your kids to draw with. (provided you supervise as this stuff is oil based and not washable) Chips in granite countertops are easy to fill with epoxy, and clear being the best option for patterns as you probably won't notice it. They make epoxy for vertical services that's a little thicker in case the chip is on a corner and liquid epoxy which is better to fill in hairline cracks. Mohawk also makes colored epoxy sticks in wood tones that can be used to fill cracks or divets in wood, but some colors make also work well for tile. It's comes in a stick, and you break off a piece and mix with your hands to activate.
- Q: WedgeKnittingSlabCeramicGrogMoldBone Dry
- slab - is a term used for a hunk of clay that has been flattened or rolled out. wedge - is like kneading dough. but you just do it with the wet clay. it helps to get rid of air bubbles before you make your piece. mold - can be used for numerous things. you can make a mold of something, or you can mold/shape the clay. its a toss up.
- Q: with full-ceramic crowns it is advised to use ceramic or fiber post systems instead of conventional alloy post so that the core won't reflect and cause problems with the coloring. The active post systems are way too economic but I think still golden color might be a problem. Is there a system that combined the advantages of active posts and ceramic posts? It is not necessarily to be on the market. I am asking for an assay.
- No it will not hurt anything, but get the tires from hitting inner fenders. I've got 16'' wheels tires on a car that came with 13'' from factory, had them last two years.no problems.
- Q: Okay so i have to make a tea pot in ceramics class. Not a traditional tea pot though. More like something along the lines of --gt; EX) A dog with the tail as a handle the mouth as the spout and maybe a tennis ball on the back as the lid. I‘m having some trouble coming up with some unique things to make.Any suggestions?
- thats funny im in ceramics (2) and i had to make a teapot. i made an elephant but a square one and it didnt look good. its okay and all. alot of people asked me what it was supposed to be. haha.
- Q: Is the ceramic knife not to be worn?
- Zirconia ceramic knife is very hard, basically no possibility of grinding, and grinding is not easy to use! Anyway, my family's ceramic knife used for more than a year, or very sharp!
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3% Fe2O3 Wollastonite powder for glaze Industry
- Ref Price:
-
- Loading Port:
- Fuzhou
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 108 m.t.
- Supply Capability:
- 2080 m.t./month
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OKorder Financial Service
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