| SNOBRITE® 75HB (Mcintyre, GA) | Sibelco | SNOBRITE® 75HB (Mcintyre, GA) is a white extender pigment produced from airfloated intermediate kaolins. With a plate like crystal structure and high aspect ratio it provides good reinforcing properties, increased hardness and stiffness, and improved resi...view more SNOBRITE® 75HB (Mcintyre, GA) is a white extender pigment produced from airfloated intermediate kaolins. With a plate like crystal structure and high aspect ratio it provides good reinforcing properties, increased hardness and stiffness, and improved resistance to abrasion and tear. 56% passes through a sieve of <.5 microns. It has a median particle size of 0.5µ. view less | |
| Speswhite™ | Imerys Kaolin | Speswhite™ is a highly refined kaolin of ultrafine particle size and high brightness. This hydrous kaolin (china clay) originates from deposits in the southwest of England. | |
| Stockalite™ | Imerys Kaolin | Stockalite™ is a specially predispersed china clay. This hydrous kaolin (china clay) has an alkaline pH and as the term predispersed implies, will disperse readily in aqueous media without the need for deflocculant addition. | |
| Super Fine Kaolin for Coating (GB-K97) | Golden Bright Enterprise Co. Ltd. | Super Fine Kaolin for Coating (GB-K97), is coating kaolin especially suitable for the use of dope for the high quality paper and cardboard. The well controlled processes ensure the product has no coarse particles, so the end user can achieve a high Hegman...view more Super Fine Kaolin for Coating (GB-K97), is coating kaolin especially suitable for the use of dope for the high quality paper and cardboard. The well controlled processes ensure the product has no coarse particles, so the end user can achieve a high Hegman grind. It can greatly increase the printing lustrous degree of the paper and cardboard and make them much easier to be decorated. view less | |
| Supreme™ | Imerys Kaolin | Supreme™ is a highly refined kaolin of ultrafine particle size and high brightness. This hydrous kaolin (china clay) originates from deposits in the southwest of England. |
