Bentonite In Udaipur

MOQ100 Kilograms/Kilograms

Purity(%)95%

ApplicationIndustrial

Product TypeRefractories

Types of RefractoriesBasic Refractory

ShapePowder

PorosityLow to Moderate (~25-35%)

ColorGrey

FeaturesHigh swelling Natural absorbent Cost effective Pure quality Widely applicable

MaterialAluminum Silicate

MoistureVariable

PackagingBulk

PurityHigh

ColorOff-white

FeaturesHigh absorption Good bleaching Cost effective Decolorizing Swelling type Non-swelling type

Moisture content5%

PH7-9

Packaging25kg bags

Particle sizeVariable

MOQ2 Ton/Tons

ColorBrown Other

Product TypeBentonite

Density1.9 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

StrengthGood Conductivity

Moisture0.12 %

AppearancePowder

MOQ21 Metric Ton/Metric Tons

ApplicationOil Drilling

Product TypeOther Oil Drilling Grade Bentonite Powder

Density2.4 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

StrengthHigh viscosity and thixotropy

ShapePowder

Moisture8% max

MOQ1 Ton/Tons

ColorWhite

Product TypeBentonite

Density900 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

StrengthHigh swelling capacity

MoistureNO

Dimension (L*W*H)Customizable / As required

MOQ20000 Kilograms/Kilograms

Product TypeBentonite Products

StrengthHigh

MoistureNil

AppearancePowder

ApplicationChemical Industry

MOQ250 Kilograms/Kilograms

ColorLight Yellow

Melting PointPurified Bentonite NF like most clays does not have a traditional melting point. Instead it undergoes dehydration and structural changes at high temperatures.Decomposition Temperature: Bentonite starts to lose its water content and undergoes structural changes at around 500AAdegC (932AAdegF).Thermal Decomposition: At temperatures between 800AAdegC to 1000AAdegC (1472AAdegF to 1832AAdegF) bentonite undergoes more significant structural changes and can lose most of its water content.Since bentonite is a clay mineral (primarily montmorillonite) it doesnAC/AEURAtmt "melt" in the same way that organic compounds do but rather decomposes and undergoes changes in its crystal structure at higher temperatures.

SolubilityPurified Bentonite NF is insoluble in water. However when mixed with water it absorbs moisture and swells forming a gel-like suspension. This property is primarily due to the montmorillonite content which is a highly absorbent clay mineral. The swelling ability of bentonite makes it useful as a clarifying agent in liquids (e.g. juices oils) and as a binding or detoxifying agent in various pharmaceutical and food-grade applications. This swelling property is important for applications like water treatment and soil stabilization where bentonite is used to adsorb impurities or bind particles.

Ph Level7.0 and 9.0

Purity99%

StorageDry Place

MOQ50 Kilograms/Kilograms

Product TypeBentonite Products

Density1.0 to 1.5 Gram per cubic meter (g/m3)

AppearancePowder

ApplicationChemical Industry

ColorOther

MOQ25 Kilograms/Kilograms

Shelf Life2 years

PurityHigh

UsageCosmetics

FormPowder

StorageCool dry place

Main IngredientCalcium Bentonite

Cation exchange capacityHigh

ColorLight Brown

FeaturesHigh purity Fine particle size Excellent swelling Wide applications Cost-effective Easy to use

Moisture content<10%

PH7-9

PackagingBags

ColorBeige

FeaturesHigh purity Fine texture Wide applications Cost effective Easy to use

MaterialSodium Bentonite

Moisture contentLow

PH7-9

PackagingBags

ColorLight beige

FeaturesHigh purity Fine particles Excellent binding Cost effective Wide applications

Loss on ignition<10%

Moisture content<5%

PH9-11

Packaging25kg bags

MOQ25 Bag/Bags

ApplicationDRILLING PILLING FOUNDRY OIL WELL DRILLING.

Product TypeMinerals

Types of RefractoriesOther

ShapePowder

Dimensional StabilityOther

StrengthHARD

Cation exchange capacity80-100 meq/100g

ColorLight Grey

FeaturesHigh purity Cost effective Natural source Good quality Wide applications Reliable supplier Increased demand

Moisture content<5%

PH value8-9

Packaging25kg bags