Raw mineral sorting
Mechanical pulverization
Vibratory classification
Moisture-sealed packaging
Mined crude mica and raw stone undergo primary optical sorting to isolate clear lamellae from quartz intrusions and host granite before mechanical reduction.
Calibrated hammer mills and slow-speed edge runners reduce crude scrap into defined flake fragments while preserving natural basal cleavage and flake integrity.
Multi-tier circular gyratory screens segregate dry particles across calibrated wire meshes, removing grit and isolating precise cuts from 100 to 500 mesh.
Automated bagging units package refined mineral lots into heavy-duty multiwall paper bags or lined HDPE sacks, loaded onto heat-treated ISPM-15 wooden pallets.
Controlled batch verification protocols
Every incoming mineral consignment undergoes laboratory testing for loss on ignition, moisture content, and bulk density before entering processing lines. Our technicians run dry sieve analyses on representative sample cuts every ninety minutes to ensure that particle size distributions remain strictly within procurement tolerances.
For electrical insulation and specialized coating applications, finished powder lots receive dielectric stability verification and acid-solubility profiling. Mill inspection sheets accompany each shipment, detailing exact screen retention percentages, iron oxide trace levels, and certified tare weights.
Scale built for bulk continuity
1,200 MT
monthly processed throughput
48 hrs
standard lot dispatch window
99.4%
sieve retention conformity
2 Ports
direct transit via Mundra and Nhava Sheva
Provide your target mesh distribution, mineral grade, and destination corridor. Our technical logistics desk prepares custom trial packaging and container freight documentation.