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Metallurgical Grade Fluorspar with CaF₂ ≥90%, 5-10mm natural ore lumps. Features regular shape, low moisture, stable quality, and strictly controlled impurities. Ideal as metallurgical flux, hydrofluoric acid raw material, and glass additive.
High purity fluorspar lumps with CaF₂ ≥90%, sourced from Mongolian deposits. Features stable quality, low impurities, excellent fluxing efficiency, and multiple particle sizes. Mine-to-port supply chain with reliable export via Tianjin Port.
Metallurgical Fluorspar Lumps with CaF₂ ≥ 75%, sourced from high-grade Mongolian deposits. Features low impurities, excellent fluxing efficiency for steel smelting, and multiple particle size options. Reliable supply via Tianjin Port.
CaF₂ ≥ 90% Fluorspar Lump 10-20mm with low moisture and controlled impurities. Ideal metallurgical flux for steelmaking, chemical raw material, and glass/ceramics clarifier. Sourced from self-operated Mongolian mines with stable supply and efficient cross-border logistics.
4N High Purity Optical Grade Fluorspar, CaF₂ ≥ 99% | For Precision Optical Components Product Introduction This is high-purity optical grade fluorspar with 4N purity and calcium fluoride content above 99%. It serves as a core raw material for manufacturing high-end optical glass, lenses, prisms, ...
High-purity 98% acid-grade fluorspar lumps with low impurities (SiO₂≤1.2%, S≤0.02%). Ideal for fluorochemical production and steel smelting. Custom sizing, bulk supply from Tianjin Port with competitive pricing.
Metallurgical Grade Fluorspar (CaF₂ 70–95%) Our metallurgical grade fluorspar is a high-quality fluxing material widely used in steelmaking and non-ferrous metal smelting. It effectively lowers the melting point, improves slag fluidity, and enhances overall metallurgical efficiency in high...
Fluorite, chemically calcium fluoride (CaF₂), is a typical halide mineral and the primary global feedstock for fluorine supply across fluorochemical, metallurgical, glass and ceramic industries. It forms endogenously from magmatic hydrothermal activity. During magma cooling, magma-separated ...