High-purity china clay with remarkable whiteness and wide application in various industries
Kaolin (china clay) is a natural clay mineral from the hydrous aluminosilicate group with the chemical formula Al₂Si₂O₅(OH)₄. This valuable mineral has long been used in various industries due to its unique properties. Kaolin has a lamellar (plate-like) structure and features high whiteness, fine particle size, suitable plasticity, and excellent adsorption properties. One of the key advantages of kaolin is its chemical inertness, which ensures it does not cause unwanted reactions when combined with other materials.
Kaolin is used as the primary raw material in the production of porcelain, tiles, ceramics, and sanitaryware, enhancing the strength, whiteness, and quality of the final product.
As a filler and coating in paper production, kaolin increases whiteness, surface smoothness, opacity, and improves printability while reducing production costs.
Used as a filler in architectural and industrial paints, plastics, and rubber, it improves rheological properties, increases resistance, and reduces overall costs.
