Problems
Pain Points We Hear Most
- Green bodies chipping between forming and the kiln
- Glaze settling in the dipping tank between shifts
- Extruded profiles tearing at the die
- Binder residue showing on the fired surface
Requirements
What Buyers In This Sector Need
- Green strength at a dose that does not upset the body recipe
- Suspension that holds through a working day
- Clean burnout on the existing firing curve
- Low ash content on the incoming powder
Recommended
Grades Specified In This Sector
2 catalogue items are used in this industry. These are the ones buyers start with.
Delivery
What We Deliver
- Grades matched to glaze and to body separately
- Ash content specified at 6.0 percent maximum as sulfate
- Samples for firing trials before a production order
- Mixed grade shipments consolidated into one container
Questions
Ceramics Supply Questions
Do you have experience supplying this industry?
Yes. 2 of our 107 catalogue items are specified for ceramics, and the grades are held or produced against repeat forecasts.
Can you match a grade we already buy from another supplier?
Send the current data sheet and the problem you are trying to solve. We will propose the closest grade from our range and send a sample for side-by-side testing.
What documentation comes with the shipment?
The certificate of analysis for the lot, with HPLC or NMR data on request. SGS third-party inspection can be arranged on export lots.
How is the material packed for export?
25 kg per bag as standard, inner polyethylene film bag with an outer composite plastic woven bag. Other pack sizes are arranged on request.
Send Us The Specification You Work To
We will tell you which grade fits, what it costs and when it can ship.