Domestic silica sand is currently in a state of depletion at the developed mines. Therefore, our company has developed a new product to replace the JIS-grade silica sand.
The silica sand sorted according to JIS standards is particularly lacking in larger particles because the starting material is finely ground. Therefore, our company has developed a new product to replace the JIS-grade silica sand. Additionally, while markets with high prices, such as biomass and fluid sand, have stable supply, there is a shortage in lower-priced materials like construction materials. Since our company owns a mine, we have been able to secure a supply quantity of several yen per ton per month by intervening from the production stage.
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basic information
Japanese Industrial Standards JIS Substitute for Silica Sand Grain size: 3 to 0.25 mm / below 0.25 mm
Price information
Ferry crossing \10/kg (varies by quantity)
Delivery Time
P3
Applications/Examples of results
Supply system: Several thousand tons/month Delivery system: Bulk delivery and jet pack truck delivery available Usage: Electrical materials, paints, resins, construction materials, agricultural carriers, biomass, bunker sand, alternative to silica sand for ceramics Price: Equivalent to Japanese Industrial Standards silica sand Composition: Silica purity/over 70%
Company information
Our company is a manufacturer and seller of ceramic raw materials with a history of over 80 years. In the vicinity of Seto City in Aichi Prefecture, the hometown of pottery, there are large deposits of high-quality silica sand, which is the main raw material for ceramics and glass. Our main business is to wash, crush, remove impurities, and sort the silica sand to meet our customers' needs. Additionally, we have successfully developed processing technology to utilize feldspar from the northeastern part of Aichi Prefecture as a raw material for glass.
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