What is the use of kaolin after grinding
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Kaolin is a type of clay mineral that is processed through grinding to produce fine particles between 80-1000 mesh. This processing improves its brightness, whiteness, and particle size distribution, allowing it to be used in a wide range of applications including ceramics, refractory materials, papermaking, rubber products, petrochemical processes, and materials for the nuclear and aerospace industries. The document provides examples of specific uses of kaolin and advertises grinding mill equipment from a manufacturer for processing kaolin.
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- 1. What is the use of kaolin after grinding Kaolin is a kind of non-metallic minerals, mainly clay and clay rock of kaolinite group clay minerals. After being mechanically pulverized and pulverized, it is generally about 80-1000 mesh. It is white, fine, soft and soft. The return on investment is It keeps increasing, what is the use of kaolin after grinding? Kaolin is a common and very important clay mineral in nature. It has good plasticity, cohesiveness, certain dry strength, sinterability and whiteness after firing. After being processed by the mill, the brightness, whiteness, particle size distribution, etc. are more in line with the quality standards, so the application field is very wide. 1. Ceramic industry: Mainly used as ceramic raw materials, and the general dosage is 20%-30% of the formula to make various types of ceramics; 2. Refractory material: Because of its better fire resistance, it can be used to make optical glass, glass fiber crucibles and laboratory
- 2. crucibles, and lower purity can be used to make refractory bricks, refractory mud and other materials; 3. Used in papermaking: as a filler for paper, greatly improving the whiteness and smoothness of paper; 4. Used in rubber: used as a reinforcing agent and filler for rubber to improve the strength and acid resistance of rubber; 5. Used in petrochemical industry: it can be made into molecular sieve for synthetic chemical industry as adsorbent, and it can also be used as a catalyst for petroleum cracking; 6. The field of national defense: nuclear reactors, jet aircraft, rocket fuel chambers and nozzles all require high-quality kaolin. As a professional manufacturer of grinding mills, Shuguang Heavy Machinery sells a variety of different types of mill equipment, including ball mills, Raymond mills, vertical mills, etc.Welcome to contact us for more details. Factory Address: Longjiang West Road, Shangjie District, Zhengzhou City Website:www.zzsgchina.com Contact number: 86-371-67666660 676667 Mobile phone: 0086 13523465141 After-sales Service Department: 0371-67666667