Industrial Calcined Kaolin Clay Powder, 300–6000 Mesh, for Ceramic Glaze and Paint Evaluation
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Particle-size designationMesh designationColorWhite
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Physical formPowder
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Al2O3 Content (%)45Fe2O3 Content (%)-
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K2O Content (%)-Moisture Content (%)0.7
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SiO2 Content (%)52TiO2 Content (%)-
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ApplicationCeramicTechniqueCalcined Kaolin
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TypeRaw ClayWeight-
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Product nameKaolin ClayUsageIndustrial
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ColorWhiteSize300-6000mesh
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GradeIndustrial GradeAppearanceWhite Fine Powder
Kaolin selection brings together mineral composition, fineness and the intended process. This industrial calcined kaolin clay is a white fine powder with 45% Al2O3, 52% SiO2 and 0.7% moisture for a ceramic-material enquiry, with paint and glaze requirements to qualify separately.
Choose the actual kaolin fineness
The stated range is 300–6000 mesh, so confirm which grade is being offered for the project. A range should not be treated as one complete particle distribution or as proof that the powder will behave identically in every ceramic or coating process.
Read the oxide profile with the acceptance limits
The alumina and silica values provide defined composition points for the kaolin comparison. Request a complete mineral analysis when other oxide limits matter, rather than interpreting an unspecified entry as a zero impurity level.
- Whiteness enquiry
- Confirm the method and scale behind the offered 88–92 option.
- Process enquiry
- Identify the ceramic, glaze or paint criteria that the trial must meet.
Qualify performance in the receiving system
The calcined technique identifies the material route, but does not establish a glaze result, paint finish or fire-retardant performance. Use the relevant process trial and applicable tests to decide whether the offered kaolin grade matches the intended requirement.
A useful kaolin enquiry names the actual fineness and the composition limits needed by the project. Those documents and a relevant trial give this calcined powder a clear evaluation path without an assumed rating or universal result.
