Inorganic chemicals

 Muscovite, commonly known as white mica, is a naturally occurring phyllosilicate mineral celebrated for its exceptional performance in demanding industrial environments. As a high-purity inorganic material, it stands out with three core superior properties—unmatched electrical insulation, excellent heat resistance, and robust chemical stability—making it an indispensable functional component across a wide range of high-performance applications.

Key Applications

 Leveraging its unique combination of properties, muscovite is widely applied in:

 Electrical & Electronic Industry: Used in insulating materials such as motor windings, transformers, capacitors, and electrical appliances. It serves as a core component in insulation papers, laminates, and gaskets, providing reliable electrical isolation and heat dissipation.

 High-Temperature Materials: Incorporated into refractory materials, ceramics, and heat-resistant coatings, enhancing their thermal stability and structural strength in high-temperature industrial processes (e.g., metallurgy, glass manufacturing).

 Plastics & Polymers: Functions as a functional filler in engineering plastics, thermoplastics, and composites, improving electrical insulation, heat resistance, and dimensional stability while reducing material shrinkage.

 Coatings & Adhesives: Added to insulating coatings, high-temperature resistant paints, and industrial adhesives to boost insulation performance, heat resistance, and corrosion resistance.