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Calcined Kaolin (Metakaolin) Ceramic Filler

CAS Number: 1332-58-7

Calcined kaolin (metakaolin, Al2Si2O7) is produced by thermal treatment of kaolin clay above 550 °C to remove structural hydroxyl groups. The resulting dehydroxylated product has high reactivity, enhanced brightness, and improved electrical properties compared to raw kaolin. Widely used as a functional filler in porcelain, technical ceramics, and glass-ceramics.

Technical Specifications

appearanceWhite to off-white fine powder
purity (%)≥95
SiO2 content (%)52–56
brightness (ISO)≥88
Al2O3 content (%)36–38

Applications

  • Functional filler in porcelain and whiteware ceramic bodies
  • Reactive component in geopolymer and alkali-activated materials
  • Filler in glass-ceramic and crystalline glaze compositions
  • Extender in refractory mortars and castables
  • Additive in paper, rubber, and polymer composites

Key Features

  • High brightness and low iron for color-sensitive ceramic applications
  • Pozzolanic reactivity useful in geopolymer and blended cement systems
  • Controlled particle size grades for different application viscosities
  • Stable calcined phase reduces loss on ignition in ceramics

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Calcined Kaolin (Metakaolin) Ceramic Filler chemical structure

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