Common Quartz Powder, directly from crushed quartz ore. Cost-effective with 99% SiO₂. Ideal for building materials, concrete, and industrial fillers. Available in 20-40mesh, 40-80mesh and custom sizes.

Muscovite Mica Powder 

Particle Size: 20-3000mesh

Product Overview

Muscovite mica powder, also known as white mica powder, is a silicate mineral with excellent insulation, heat resistance, and chemical stability.

It is the most widely used type of mica powder and serves as a functional filler in various industrial and cosmetic applications.

Hollow glass microspheres—lightweight, spherical particles with a smooth, reflective surface—are mainly made of alkali-lime borosilicate glass. They integrate unique properties: low density, high strength, low thermal conductivity, top-tier electrical insulation, temperature resistance, chemical stability, and excellent fluidity. These versatile microspheres find wide application in adhesives, corrosion-resistant & insulating coatings, construction materials, rubber, synthetic wood, oilfield cements, and lightweight automotive composites.

High-performance engineered glass flakes: flaky glass fillers enhancing anti-corrosion, wear resistance, and barrier properties. Typical specs: 2–10μm thickness, 100–3000μm diameter. Create a "labyrinth effect" in coatings/linings to block corrosive media and extend industrial equipment/structure lifespan.

Biotite

Particle Size: 3-400mesh

Application: In the architectural coatings industry, stone-like paint and water-based paint are used for decorative purposes.

Vitrified perlite specifically designed for insulation mortar and plaster systems. Ensures consistent thermal performance, reduced cracking, and improved application efficiency for construction projects.

As functional decorative materials, glass-based luminous stones are crafted by fusing high-quality rare earth long-lasting luminous materials with glass substrates using special processes (such as high-temperature sintering or melting). They preserve glass’s crystal-clear appearance and hard texture, while being granted the distinctive property of self-luminating after dark—showcasing a clear, cool, and highly contemporary optical effect. They are extensively utilized in garden road paving, wall guidance signs, safety warning lines, water feature design, kitchen countertops, bathroom walls, and lobby feature walls.

High-quality kaolin experiences physical and chemical transformations when calcined at high temperatures. It loses components such as fluorine through dehydration and crystallization. Once cooled, it becomes calcined kaolin—characterized by high silicon content, excellent whiteness, strong oil absorption, and great hardness. This material is widely applied in ceramics, papermaking, wall tiles, floor tiles, rubber, chemical coatings, and more.