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Welcome to Great Kaolin. Great Kaolin is one of the world's leading sources for processed minerals. With facilities in India, America and Europe.
Kaolin, or china clay, is used in ceramics, paints, paper, plastics, rubber, and more. Its chemical inertness, absorbency, and stability make it suitable for cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and agriculture as well.
Ball clay is highly plastic and easily molded, making it ideal for pottery and ceramic applications.
Silica sand, also known as quartz sand, is composed of quartz minerals and is coarser than quartz powder. It is commonly extracted from riverbeds and beaches and used where larger particles are preferred.
Quartz powder is produced by crushing and grinding pure quartz, a hard and chemically inert mineral. Its fine particles are ideal for applications requiring high durability and chemical resistance.
The term “blended clay” suggests the mixing of different types of clay or clay with other materials to achieve specific properties or characteristics.
Kaolin Powder is a white clay-like mineral widely used for paper and ceramics. Calcined Kaolin Powder undergoes a unique process involving high-temperature heating, altering its chemistry to suit specific applications.
Refractory clay, also known as fire clay, is a type of clay that has been specially formulated to withstand high temperatures without losing its structural integrity.
Hydrous kaolin powder is widely utilized as an essential filler and coating material in the paper industry, where it enhances paper opacity, smoothness, and printability, resulting in high-quality printed materials.
Washed clay is produced by the levigation process, where raw china clay is mixed with water to create a milkshake-like slurry. This slurry is processed through de-gritting, solid-liquid separation, filtering, and drying processes, becoming water-washed china clay.
Crude China Clay can be used as a raw material for various industrial applications.
