Dolomite powder for glass and ceramics is selected on three parameters that drive downstream quality: whiteness, low Fe₂O₃, and stable mesh distribution. Radhe Enterprises supplies dolomite powder engineered for these requirements from our Bhavnagar facility, with production aligned to glass batch houses, container glass plants, ceramic tile manufacturers, and sanitaryware producers across India and export markets.
Our standard offering delivers 90% whiteness, less than 0.1% Fe₂O₃, and 200–300 mesh. Custom mesh and tighter chemistry windows are available on specification. Per-lot quality records ensure that material entering kiln and furnace operations performs predictably across long production runs.
For Morbi tile cluster buyers and international ceramic plants, our packing and logistics planning are tuned to plant-side handling and dust control during pneumatic conveying.
Technical Specifications
Factory-Direct Pricing
15–30% lower than marketplace rates. No middlemen.
Technical Overview for Glass and Ceramic Use
In glass batch houses, dolomite supplies CaO and MgO at controlled ratios, contributing to viscosity, durability, and thermal expansion characteristics of finished glass. In ceramic body formulations, dolomite functions as a flux and improves vitrification and shrinkage behaviour during firing.
Whiteness governs colour neutrality of finished pieces, and Fe₂O₃ above threshold creates discolouration risk especially in transparent glass and white ceramic bodies. Our QC discipline targets these parameters as primary specifications.
Applications by Production Line
Container glass and sheet glass batches: Dolomite supplies controlled CaO/MgO. Low iron protects colour neutrality.
Ceramic floor and wall tile bodies: Dolomite acts as a flux, supporting firing temperature reduction and shrinkage stability.
Sanitaryware and white-body ceramics: High whiteness and low iron protect the appearance of glazed and unglazed surfaces.
Glaze and frit production: Selected fines support specific glaze formulations.
Key Benefits for Plants
Stable per-lot whiteness and chemistry to support consistent body and glass colour. Mesh control aligned with automated batch dosing. Low moisture for stable storage. Bulk packing options including 1 MT jumbo bags suited to plant silo loading.
Packaging and Export Information
Container, jumbo, and palletized packing options support both domestic plants and export buyers. Export shipments include moisture-barrier liners and lot-wise quality reports for plant QC integration.
Why Glass and Ceramic Plants Source from Us
Bhavnagar manufacturing keeps logistics short to Gujarat ports and to the Morbi tile belt. We engage with plant QC teams on whiteness verification, mesh consistency, and packing changes that support plant operating discipline.
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View full categoryFrequently Asked Questions
What whiteness threshold do glass and ceramic plants require?
Most container glass and white-body ceramic plants target 90% whiteness or higher with Fe₂O₃ below 0.1%. Our standard supply meets these thresholds, and tighter ranges are available on specification.
Can you adjust mesh distribution for our batch dosing?
Yes. Standard mesh is 200–300, and custom mesh and tighter distribution are produced on confirmed specification with minimum volume commitments.
Do you supply dolomite powder to Morbi ceramic plants?
Yes. Our Bhavnagar location is logistically efficient for the Morbi tile cluster. We supply ceramic-grade dolomite powder at competitive bulk pricing with consistent quality.
How is per-lot quality documented?
Each lot ships with a quality test report covering whiteness, key chemistry, moisture, and mesh distribution. Reports support plant QC and import compliance for export buyers.