Silica sand 0.1–0.6 mm (100–600 µm)
100–600 µm
SiO₂ 99 % · Typical values, not guaranteed (2026)
Typical analysis · 2026Standard
Silica sand for ceramics and fillers
Fine silica sand from Jordan for ceramic tile bodies and as filler sand: 0–800 µm, 0–600 µm and 0.1–0.6 mm, with typical Fe₂O₃ 0.02 % (company TDS, 2026).
Where it fits
- Ceramic tile bodies. Silica forms the skeleton of wall and floor tile bodies. Tile plants wet-mill the sand with clay and feldspar, so a screened sand can feed the body mix.
- Filler sand. Our finer cuts can be supplied as a filler sand, or as feed for millers who grind silica flour.
What ceramics buyers check
- Iron and titanium (Fe₂O₃, TiO₂): they colour the fired body. Red and coloured bodies accept more; white bodies need low values and a firing test.
- Grain size: coarse grains are acceptable where the plant wet-mills its body.
- Consistency from lot to lot.
Our data
| Source | Fe₂O₃ | TiO₂ | SiO₂ |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.1–0.6 mm, typical values, company technical data sheet (2026), XRF DIN 51001 | 0.02 % | 0.04 % | 99 % |
| One sample, MEMR XRF report 89/4/2019/CH38 (April 2019), dry basis | 0.066 % | 0.051 % | 98.60 % |
These figures make white-firing bodies plausible, but only a firing test on your own body proves it. We will send a sample for your trial.
What we don't supply yet
Glazes, sanitaryware and fine fillers for paints and plastics use milled silica flour, typically 75 µm or finer. We don't grind today. Grinding is part of our planned expansion.
Recommended grades
- 0.1–0.6 mm: the grade with a full published typical analysis.
- 0–600 µm and 0–800 µm: for body mixes; Certificate of Analysis on request.
Grades for this use
Silica sand 0–600 µm (0–0.6 mm)
0–600 µm
CoA on requestStandard
Silica sand 0–800 µm (0–0.8 mm)
0–800 µm
CoA on requestStandard
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