Bone Ash is a fine, white powder made from calcined animal bones, primarily composed of calcium phosphate, is valued for its unique properties that enhance the quality of ceramics, particularly in fine china and porcelain, making it a significant additive in both traditional and modern pottery applications. Its versatility extends beyond ceramics into areas like agriculture and dental ceramics, demonstrating its broad utility.
Bone Ash, in pottery, is a key ingredient that significantly enhances the quality of porcelain and bone china. Its high calcium phosphate content contributes to increased translucency, whiteness, and strength in the final products, resulting in beautifully finished ceramics. When added to clay bodies and glazes, bone ash improves thermal shock resistance and helps achieve a smoother surface texture, making it easier to apply glazes evenly. Additionally, it enhances the overall durability and aesthetics of ceramic pieces, allowing artists and potters to create intricate designs and high-quality tableware. This unique combination of properties makes bone ash an essential component in the production of fine ceramics, blending functionality with artistic expression.
Appearance:
-Fine, white powder
-Appears slightly grainy
Other applications in different industries:
1. Fertilizers:
Used in some organic fertilizers as a source of phosphorus, which is essential for plant growth.
2. Art and Sculpture:
Employed by artists and sculptors for creating unique textures and effects in ceramic art pieces.
3. Dental Ceramics:
Utilized in dental prosthetics and restorative materials due to its biocompatibility and strength.
NOTE: All Raw Materials are very fine-grained (200-325 Mesh).
