The essential flux mineral — critical for glass and ceramic manufacturing with superior melting properties and alkali content.
Understanding the fundamentals of feldspar
Feldspar is an aluminum silicate containing potassium, sodium, or calcium — the most important flux material in glass and ceramic manufacturing.
Its alkali content (K₂O + Na₂O) lowers the melting temperature of ceramic and glass batches, while providing alumina for strength and durability in the final product.
Feldspar
Essential natural flux for ceramics and glass.
Why feldspar is the preferred choice for industry leaders worldwide
Lowers melting temperature of ceramic and glass batches, reducing energy costs.
12-15% K₂O + Na₂O provides effective fluxing action in ceramic bodies.
Less than 0.1% Fe₂O₃ ensures clear glass and white ceramic bodies.
Alumina content improves mechanical strength and chemical resistance.
Contributes to translucency in porcelain and vitrified products.
Essential and economical flux material for ceramic production.
Trusted by leading manufacturers across 50+ countries for consistent, high-purity feldspar that meets international standards.
Comprehensive range of feldspar grades for diverse industrial applications
High Alkali
Premium feldspar for porcelain, sanitaryware, and technical ceramics.
Low Iron
Low-iron feldspar for clear container and flat glass production.
Abrasive
Ground feldspar for fillers, mild abrasives, and specialty applications.
Ultra-Pure
High-purity feldspar for dental porcelain and prosthetics.
Versatile applications across diverse industry verticals worldwide
Essential flux in porcelain, sanitaryware, tiles, and technical ceramics.
Flux and alumina source for container, flat, and specialty glass.
High-purity feldspar for dental prosthetics and restoration.
Critical flux for vitrified and porcelain tiles.
Essential component in sanitaryware bodies and glazes.
Flux for high-voltage insulators and electrical ceramics.
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Our feldspar is sourced from premium pegmatite deposits and processed to deliver consistent alkali content, low iron, and optimal particle size for ceramic and glass applications.
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Get answers to common questions about Feldspar
Find detailed answers about specifications, applications, and technical details.
Feldspar acts as a flux that lowers melting temperature of ceramic bodies and glazes, reducing energy costs while providing alumina for strength and durability.
Potash feldspar (Orthoclase) contains more K₂O and has a higher melting range. Soda feldspar (Albite) contains more Na₂O and melts at lower temperatures.
Low iron (<0.1% Fe₂O₃) is critical for clear glass and white ceramic bodies. Iron causes unwanted coloration in the final product.
We offer feldspar in various mesh sizes from 100 to 400 mesh, tailored for specific ceramic and glass applications.
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Feldspar serves as a critical input across diverse industrial sectors worldwide
Ceramics
Flux in porcelain and ceramic bodies.
Glass
Batch ingredient for glass making.
Tiles
Essential for vitrified tiles.
Sanitaryware
Bodies and glazes.
Dental
Dental porcelain.
Electrical
Insulator porcelain.
Abrasives
Mild abrasive applications.
Fillers
Specialty filler applications.
From cosmetics to oil & gas — feldspar is the essential mineral behind thousands of products you use every day.
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