Calcined Kaolin
[Al₂Si₂O₇]
A high-whiteness, thermally processed kaolin mineral used as a functional filler and performance additive across ceramics, paints, coatings, plastics and other industrial applications.
Engineered by Heat. Defined by Performance.
Calcined kaolin is produced by heating carefully selected kaolin clay at controlled temperatures, transforming its natural mineral structure into a highly stable and functional material. The calcination process improves properties such as whiteness, opacity, hardness and chemical stability. Its combination of fine particle characteristics and high brightness makes calcined kaolin a versatile industrial mineral for ceramic bodies and glazes, paints and coatings, plastics and other formulated products. Material selection can be matched to application requirements including particle size, brightness and performance characteristics.
Supply Forms
Powder
Common Applications
Ceramic
Paints & Coatings
Plastics
Construction