Sodium Feldspar

Sodium feldspar is also called as Sodium feldspar Sodium feldspar finds applications in vitrified tile,ceramic glazes,costings,polymers and plastic compounding, Ceramics, glass, abrasives ,paints. Sodium feldspar is the second most well-liked variety of feldspar. Largely consumed in the form of sodium feldspar lumps and sodium feldspar powder in the industry. Sodium feldspar is used as an effective removing agent and is also used in food preservation. These minerals undergo specific quality control for maintaining its purity and impeccable quality.

Ganpati Minerals is one of the leading Indian feldspar exporters from India Sodium feldspar under its brand. It brings along the superior quality of Sodium feldspar offers high potassium and alumina content which provides the necessary assurance that the fusibility of the product satisfy the technical requirement.

Sodium Feldspar can be utilized in following:

In making the body composition of several types of porcelain, china and earthenware and also in the preparation of glazes and enamel.
As an important component in the glass sand batch.
As a bonding agent in the manufacture of bonded abrasives like wheels and discs of garnet, corundum, emery etc.

Uses of Sodium Feldspar:

In sanitary and porcelain tile bodies for super white Gres porcellanato.
As flux in ceramic manufacturing.
In production of porcelain stoneware, sanitary pottery and glazes.
Wind Plates.
Vitrified enamels.
Special Electrical porcelain
Opalescent glass
Pottery

Sodium Feldspar is mined from huge granite bodies (called plutons by geologists), from pegmatites (formed when the last liquid stages of a crystallizing granite becomes concentrated in small liquid and vapor-rich pockets that allow the growth of exceptionally huge crystals), and from sands composed mostly of feldspar. Because feldspar is such a large component of the Earth’s crust, it is assumed that the supply of feldspar is more than adequate to meet demand for a very long time to come.