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Produce and market kaolin and ball clays, silica sands, ground and microcrystalline silica, feldspar and nepheline syenite for the pressed wares, cast wares, formed wares, enamel and ceramic-powder industries. Operations throughout North America with technical service and worldwide distribution.
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Established 1922. Market metals and minerals. Sales agent for innabor boric acid, borax, boron and compunds. Retorte selenium and compounds.
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Supply metals, polymers, ceramics and other materials to meet the R&D and specialist production requirements of science and industry worldwide.
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Produce and apply performance minerals for ceramics and glass industries. Premier supplier of kaolin and ball clays, feldspar, ceramic bodies, glazes, mica and silica sands. Sales, technical and operations support worldwide.
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Produce various grades of whole grain and ground silica for use in the glass, whiteware, enameling and ceramic powder industries. Plants in Ohio, Texas and California.
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Offer precision-grinding services of ceramic materials, including ferrite, quartz, glass, aluminum oxide, SiC and load materials. Specialize in custom and prototype jobs.
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Offer silica sands as well as ground and whole-grain silica averaging 99.8% silicon dioxide. Available in bulk or bags.
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Worldwide exporter and producer of industrial silica and cristobalite, available in different sand fractions as in powder forms (flours). Different fractions are used for the body and glaze (mainly Sikron M300) in ceramic applications.
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