Imerys' Glaze High Whiteness Kaolin
Imerys' Glaze High Whiteness Kaolin is a high-whiteness kaolin from Imerys used as a raw material in glaze formulation, contributing to a bright, consistent white finish on sanitary ware and tableware after firing.
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Imerys’ Glaze High Whiteness Kaolin is a high-whiteness kaolin from Imerys used as a raw material in glaze formulation, contributing to a bright, consistent white finish on sanitary ware and tableware after firing.
Incorporated into the glaze mix during formulation — its high whiteness supports a bright, uniform fired finish, particularly important for white-bodied sanitary ware and tableware where color consistency is a key quality factor.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | Kaolin (raw material) |
| Whiteness | High |
| Use | Glaze formulation – whiteness & finish |
| Origin | Imerys |
| Application | Sanitary ware & tableware glaze formulation |
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