Abrasive Grade Calcined Shaft Kiln Bauxite 87% 5-3mm for Brown Fused Alumina

1. Calcined Bauxite Introduction

Abrasive grade bauxite, the feedstock for brown fused alumina, is prepared from low silic, low alkali material that is alcined at temperatures of approximately 1100 C. The minimum alumina content of 80% on a calcined basis is normally required for this application. And the upper limit on the silica content is 5%. Titania is ideally in the range of 2% to 4%. And low concentrations of alkalies are a requisite in order to minimize the formation of a glass phase. Besides these strict chemical specifications, particle size is especially critical for abrasive production. The upper limit on particle size is 50mm with the lower threshold set at a 100 mesh screen size.

2. Calcined BauxiteSpecifications

3. Calcined Bauxite General advantages

• Direct manufacturer.
• Good reputation.
• Custmerized sizing.
• Packing as required.
• Large capacity.
• 7x24hours response.

4. Calcined Bauxite Characteristics

• High refractoriness.
• Physicochemical stability.
• Bulk density high.
• Low porosity.
• Low water absorption.
• Fully calcined
• Low impurity content.

5. Calcined Bauxite Applications

Some calcined bauxite is used directly as an inexpensive abrasive product, but by far the largest amount is used as the feedstock for the manufacture of brown used alumina. Brown fused alumina is produced by the electrofusion of calcined bauxite in electric arc furnaces at temperatures in excess of 2000 C.

6. Calcined Bauxite Particle sizes Available

0-50mm or as customer's requirement.