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Cenospheres are microscopic hollow spheres that are formed in ash, especially when coal is burnt in power plants. They are characterized by their light, hollow structure, which gives them a low density. Cenospheres are used in various industries, including building materials, plastics and coatings, to make materials lighter and increase their strength. They are also an efficient filler material and can be used to improve insulation, damping and viscosity in various applications.
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Refractory bricks; refractory masses; automotive industry (sound absorption); insulating coatings; paints; facade construction (panels, boards); filler; concrete; mortar; plasters; filling compounds
Calcined Magnesite, also known as burnt magnesite or magnesium oxide, is produced by heating naturally occurring magnesite rock. This process removes carbon dioxide from th...
Chrome Ore Sand is an Iiron chromium oxide found naturally in the earth crust, obtained by underground mining. It is by far the most industrially important mineral for the ...
Calcined Flint Clay is a refractory raw material made from naturally occurring kaolin or clay slate. Calcination, i.e. heating at high temperatures, removes organic compone...