Ore selection
Production begins with selecting calcite ore of suitable quality. Whiteness, purity, and raw material continuity directly affect the final product’s performance.
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Micronized Calcite
A product family resulting from crushing, screening, micron-scale grinding in mills, and classification of calcite ore.
Production Logic
Micronized calcite is obtained by controlled refinement and classification of the ore.
The process is not just stone grinding. Raw material selection, crushing-screening, grinding, particle-size classification, quality control, and packaging steps work together. The goal is to deliver a standard product that maintains target whiteness, particle size, and dispatch continuity.
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Micronized Packaging Line
Crushing and preparation
Calcite arriving from the quarry is reduced to the size required by the production line. This step enables more controlled and efficient feeding of the mills.
Screening and fraction separation
The crushed material is screened and separated into the correct fractions, so the grinding line receives more homogeneous feed and product consistency is supported.
Micronized grinding
The prepared calcite is ground in mills down to micron scale. The goal at this stage is to achieve the fineness and distribution suited to the target industry.
Classification
The ground product is classified by particle-size distribution, producing the correct product class for applications such as paint, plastic, construction chemicals, detergent, or ceramics.
Quality control, packaging & dispatch
Before dispatch, the product passes through quality and loading processes. It reaches customers in kraft bag, PP sack, big bag, or silobas options based on demand.
Product by Application
The right micronized calcite is selected based on the application area.
Industry, target particle size, monthly consumption, coated/uncoated requirement, packaging preference, and delivery location are the key inputs that clarify product selection.
Micronized calcite is used as a functional filler in paint, plastic, construction chemicals, paper, ceramics, detergent and insulation industries.
Information Needed for a Quote
Share your request with technical detail to clarify the right product faster.
01Industry
02Target particle size
03Coated / uncoated requirement
04Monthly or weekly consumption
05Packaging preference
06Delivery location