Greensand-Silica Quartz Material for Glass and Water-Treatment Grade Qualification Enquiries
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Al2O3 Content (%)1.0±0.2%CaO Content (%)0.3±0.1%
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Fe2O3 Content (%)90%-99.5%MgO Content (%)0.7±0.1%
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P2O5 Content (%)0.3±0.1%SiO2 Content (%)90%-99.5%
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Model NumberGreensand-SilicaApplicationGlass
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GradeSilica Oxide Regular Fine -250TypeSilica Quartz
Greensand-Silica is named as a silica-quartz material for glass and water-treatment enquiries. A useful next step is to establish the complete chemical analysis and actual supplied form before selecting a purity grade or considering an application recommendation.
Request one complete chemical analysis
Obtain a product-matched report with a clear common reporting basis for SiO2 and the relevant oxides. Confirm the test methods and the impurity limits required by the project. A broad purity description does not replace the composition information needed to assess a particular glass or industrial material.
Define the physical material being offered
Ask whether the supply is sand, another granular form or a fine material, and request a sieve report with its units and method. Confirm the meaning of the proposed grade designation without treating a name or suffix as a measured distribution. Keep the sample identifier attached to the chemical and physical reports.
- Glass enquiry
- Describe the process and its chemical and grain acceptance criteria.
- Water-treatment enquiry
- Identify the intended system and the qualification evidence required of the material.
Decide suitability after the grade is established
Review matched technical and safety information alongside the confirmed analysis. No low-iron status, filtration efficiency or verified purity range is established here. Use the complete specification and relevant process tests to decide whether the identified sample should proceed to qualification, then retain that evidence for a precise repeat enquiry instead of relying on a general application label.
