Industrial Grade chemicals are manufactured for large-scale commercial and industrial applications where ultra-high purity is not a critical requirement. These chemicals are generally less refined than laboratory or pharmaceutical-grade substances and may contain higher levels of impurities or by-products. They are commonly used in manufacturing processes, water treatment, agriculture (fertilizers and pesticides), construction (cement additives, adhesives), metallurgy, and cleaning agents. Due to their cost-effectiveness, industrial-grade chemicals are preferred for bulk operations where minor impurities do not significantly impact performance. However, they are unsuitable for sensitive applications like food production, pharmaceuticals, or precision laboratory work, where stricter purity standards (such as USP, ACS, or reagent grades) are necessary. Examples include industrial-grade sulfuric acid for battery production, sodium hydroxide for soap making, or solvents used in paint and coating formulations.

Calcined Kaolin

$ 1.20
Calcined Kaolin is a fine, white to off-white powder produced by heating natural kaolin clay to high temperatures (typically between 600°C and 900°C) in a controlled process called calcination. This thermal treatment removes chemically bound water, changes the crystalline structure, and enhances the physical and chemical properties of kaolin. The resulting product exhibits increased brightness, hardness, and opacity, making it highly valuable as a functional additive and filler in numerous industrial applications. Calcined Kaolin is widely used in coatings, ceramics, plastics, rubber, paper, and paint industries to improve durability, brightness, and performance.