DOLOMITE POWDER

We manufacture high-grade Dolomite Powder, a double carbonate of calcium and magnesium isΒ π‚πšπŒπ (π‚πŽπŸ‘)𝟐. Characterized by its exceptional whiteness and high chemical purity, our Dolomite is sourced from the finest deposits and processed to meet the stringent demands of the paint, plastic, and agricultural industries.

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Physical & Chemical Properties

CHEMICAL FORMULA:

CaMg(CO₃)β‚‚

MOHS HARDNESS:

3.5 to 4 on the Mohs scale

APPEARANCE:

Typically opaque when in powder form

SPECIFIC GRAVITY:

2.84 to 2.86

CRYSTAL SYSTEM:

Trigonal

Core Industrial Applications

Ceramics

Dolomite powder improves the firing behaviour of clay and helps produce smoother, more consistent glazes.

Paints and Coatings

Used as a filler, dolomite powder enhances paint and coating durability, opacity, and overall performance.

Rubber Industry

In rubber manufacturing, it acts as a filler to improve mechanical properties and compound stability.

Glass Manufacturing

Dolomite powder is essential in glass production, enhancing transparency, clarity, and optical quality.

Construction Materials

It is used in concrete and asphalt mixes to increase strength, durability, and longevity of construction materials.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What makes Rajasthan Calcite unique?

Rajasthan is globally recognized for its high-purity deposits. The calcite sourced here offers superior whiteness and a consistent crystalline structure compared to other regions.

2. How do grains differ from calcite powder?

Grains maintain a larger, more defined crystalline particle size, which is essential for applications like glass manufacturing where melting behavior and aeration are critical.

3. Does ArtiQ Overseas LLP provide custom grading?

Yes. We utilize advanced screening and crushing technology to provide specific grain sizes tailored to your industrial requirements.

4. What is the chemical purity of your grains?

Our grains are primarily composed of Calcium Carbonate (CaCO₃), with minimal trace impurities, ensuring they meet the technical demands of the pharmaceutical and glass industries.