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Soda feldspar powder

Soda feldspar powder, primarily sodium aluminum silic ate. commonly known as albite,is a vital industrial flux used heavily in ceramics, glass, and enamel manufacturing to lower melting temperatures, enhance vitrification, and improve durability.


Potash feldspar powder

Potash feldspar powder is a key industrial mineral, containing high amounts of potassium oxide and alumina used as a flux in ceramics, glass, and pottery to reduce melting temperatures and improve strength, durability, and shine.


Quartz powder

Quartz powder is a fine, high-purity material produced by grinding natural quartz crystals, known for its extreme hardness, high melting point, and chemical inertness. It is widely used as a filler and raw material in ceramics, glass, paints, adhesives, and electrical components.




Ceramic Compound

Ceramic compounds are Mixture Of Soda Feldspar,Potash feldspar,Quartz powder. and Ceramic compounds are generally defined as inorganic, non-metallic solids, primarily composed of metallic or semi-metallic elements bonded with non-metallic elements.


Ceramic Fiber Rolls

Ceramic fiber rolls are high-temperature, flexible insulating blankets primarily composed of alumina and silica. These inorganic, asbestos-free rolls offer low thermal conductivity, high tensile strength (needled), and excellent resistance to thermal shock.


We have some grades of Sodium Feldspar which are very suitable for:
Ceramic Glazing.
Metallurgical uses (fluxing agent).
Vitrified tiles manufacturing.
Glass Manufacturing.
Engobe Frit.
Ceramic items manufacturing (Sanitaryware, tableware).
Ceramic Compound
Ceramic Fiber Rolls

What is Sodium

Generally, good-quality Sodiured Sodium feldspar is a good fluxing agent due to its low silica and high alumina and alkali contents. It has wide applications in many industries for its fluxing properties. Generally, good-quality Sodium feldspar is used for the production of glass and ceramics. Sodium Feldspar with low Na20 content (6 to 9%) is mostly used for vitrified tiles' bodies. While Sodium Feldspar with high Na20 content (9 to 12%) is used for glazing purposes. Traditionally Sodium Feldspar was not used much due to its unpredictable expansion nature during the firing process, but now a days ceramists are widely using it, as it melts at low temperatures and provides a very white glaze look after firing. Sodium feldspar of high grade is mainly available in Rajasthan state in India, and the Minnovation Group possess some of good deposits in the region. Our sodium feldspar ore are white and light pink in color.

Being a leading supplier of various ceramic raw materials, lakhan Minerals owns one mining of sodium feldspar, it has area of 7 acres and near village Gagapur in Bhilwara district. Material of our contains 10+% Na20, approx 18% Al2O3 and 60+ fired whiteness. Our daily production is around 80 to 100 MT per day. We maintain an inventory of minimum 1500 ton raw sodium feldspar lumps at our plants for smooth functioning of plants and consistent quality production. At our plants we produce around 1200 MT powder per month. Our plants have triple magnets to remove as much Iron as possible. We can produce powder from 200 mesh to 325 mesh and can packing bags to 50 KG bags.


Sodium Feldspar Mineral

Properties SF01 SF02
Silica(Sio2) 69±1% 70±1%
Alumina 18±1% 16±1%
Potassium Oxide (K20) < 0.5 % < 1.0 %
Sodium Oxide Oxide (NA20) 10.5±0.5% 9+;1%
Calcium oxide(CA0) < 0.5 % < 0.8 %
Ferric(Fe203) < 0.06 % < 0.08 %
Magnesium Oxide (MgO) < 0.30 % < 0.50 %
Titanium Oxide (Ti02) < 0.01 % < 0.02%
Loss on Ignition < 1.00 % < 1.00 %
Fired Appearance( at 1175-1220 ` C) Milky white Milky white


TDS Of Sodium Feldspar

CHEMICAL PROPERTIES SF01 SF02
Silica(Sio2) < 69.5 % < 71.0 %
Alumina(Al2O3) > 18.0 % > 17.5 %
Potassium Oxide (K20) < 0.5 % < 0.7 %
Sodium Oxide Oxide (NA20) > 10.2 % > 9.5 %
Calcium oxide(CA0) < 0.6 % < 0.5 %
Ferric(Fe203) < 0.07 % < 0.06 %
Magnesium Oxide (MgO) < 0.1 % < 0.1 %
Titanium Oxide (Ti02) < 0.01 % < 0.01 %
Loss on Ignition(950oc) < 0.40 % < 0.40 %
Fired Appearance( 1220o C) >62 >62
L > 80 > 80
A < 1 < 1
B < 4 < 3
Powder N-1
Physical Properties
Name Of Test Result
L* 82.85
a* 1.64
b* 6.14
After Firing Whiteness 62.80
Shrinkage 13.74
Visual Melting Ok Melting
Temperature C 1200/1202
Cycle Min. 0.01 %
Chemical Analysis
Compound Result %
Sio2 68.855
Al2O3 19.191
Fe2O3 0.052
K2O 0.244
Na2O 10.589
CaO 0.512
MgO C 0.002
Loss Of Ignition 0.421

Powder N-2

Physical Properties

Name Of Test Result
L* 75.25
a* 1.61
b* 10.15
After Firing Whiteness 55.30
Shrinkage 13.64
Visual Melting Ok Melting
Temperature C 1200/1202
Cycle Min. 15

Chemical Analysis

Compound Result %
Sio2 71.211
Al2O3 18.041
Fe2O3 0.074
K2O 0.244
Na2O 9.500
CaO 0.477
MgO C 0.001
Loss Of Ignition 0.441

Powder N-3

Physical Properties

Name Of Test Result
L* 73.84
a* 1.78
b* 9.41
After Firing Whiteness 53.90
Shrinkage 13.54
Visual Melting Ok Melting
Temperature C 1200/1202
Cycle Min. 15

Chemical Analysis

Compound Result %
Sio2 72.161
Al2O3 17.114
Fe2O3 0.102
K2O 0.374
Na2O 9.170
CaO 0.554
MgO 0.006
Loss Of Ignition 0.454

Chemical Properties

N1 N2 N3
Silica SiO2 63.65% 65.50% 68.65%
Iron Fe2O3 0.06% 0.08% 0.15%
Aluminum Al2O3 19.11% 18.05% 17.15%
Calcium CaO 0.28% 0.28% 0.3%
Magnesium MgO Nil 0.20% 0.10%
Sodium Na2O 10.5% 9.50% 7.50% To 8.50%
Potassium K2O 0.28% 0.35% 0.038%
Loss Of Ignition L.O.I. 0.45% 0.44% 0.8%

Physical Properties

Whiteness 65.00% 60.00% 57.00%
L Value 78.30% 75.20% 71.80%
A Value +03.20% +03.58% +03.58%
B Value +01.60% +15.00% +9.80%