Semi-refined quartz sand is particularly suitable for ceramic glazes, greenware production, and precision casting. Compared to ordinary quartz sand, it offers advantages in whiteness and composition consistency, better meeting the requirements for raw material appearance and performance stability in related production processes.

High-quality kaolin undergoes calcination at high temperatures, leading to a series of physical and chemical transformations. During this process, it becomes dehydrated and crystallized, while volatile substances such as fluorine are removed. After cooling, the resulting calcined kaolin features high silica content, excellent whiteness, strong oil absorption, and high hardness.

This product is widely used across various industries, including ceramics, paper manufacturing, wall and floor tiles, rubber, and industrial coatings.

Calcium Bentonite is a cost-effective clay with moderate swelling and adsorption. It’s widely used in soil improvement, animal feed, and low-demand water treatment for daily needs.

Crushed Glass Stone is a versatile building decoration material, available in customized sizes with multiple color options. Made from high-quality glass, it offers strong durability, rich color, and modern visual appeal.

It is widely used for terrazzo flooring, countertops, landscaping, wall decoration, and aquarium projects, helping designers create unique and vibrant surfaces.

The material is stable, low-maintenance, and resistant to fading, making it suitable for indoor and outdoor applications.

Acidic talc powder for ceramic applications providing high whiteness, uniform humidity distribution, and excellent gloss. Prevents moisture-related discoloration and ensures consistent firing results.

Metallic colored rock flakes for premium special effect coatings. Custom metallic effects including gold, silver, and bronze finishes. Enhanced reflectivity and depth for high-end architectural and design projects.

Sintered colored sand, also known as high-temperature sintered colored sand or ceramic colored sand, is a high-end decorative material that uses a high-temperature ceramic sintering process to color selected quartz sand. Its core lies in using high temperatures (usually above 800℃) to fuse inorganic ceramic glazes with the surface of the quartz sand, forming a strong and dense colored ceramic layer.

Expanded vermiculite is a lightweight, porous material made by heating raw vermiculite. It has excellent water retention, aeration, and insulation. Widely used in horticulture (soil mix), construction (insulation), and packaging (padding), being eco-friendly and non-toxic.