Mineral Description

Fluorspar (Fluorite) is a naturally occurring mineral composed primarily of calcium fluoride (CaF₂). It appears in a variety of colors depending on purity and geological formation, commonly ranging from white and grey to purple and green. Known for its excellent fluxing ability and high chemical stability, fluorspar is one of the most important industrial minerals in metallurgical and chemical applications.

Industrial Uses and Applications

Metallurgical Grade (60–75% CaF₂): Used as a flux in steelmaking and aluminum smelting, reducing melting temperatures and improving fluidity.
Chemical Grade (97%+ CaF₂): Essential for producing hydrofluoric acid (HF), fluorochemicals, refrigerants and advanced chemical compounds.
Ceramics & Glass: Enhances melt fluidity, reduces energy consumption and improves finish quality in ceramic and glass manufacturing.
Cement Industry: Improves clinker formation and thermal efficiency in kilns.

Extraction and Processing

Fluorspar is extracted from both open-pit and underground mines. After extraction, the mineral is processed to ensure the correct size and purity for industrial use. Common steps include:

Primary crushing and sorting
Washing to remove impurities
Grading by CaF₂ content
Drying and lump sizing or powder milling

Major producing regions include China, Pakistan, Mexico, South Africa and Mongolia.

Fluorspar Supply – PEI PADIMAR

PEI PADIMAR supplies fluorspar in multiple grades of CaF₂, adapted to metallurgical, chemical and ceramic applications. We work with verified mines to ensure consistent purity, stable quality and reliable long-term supply for international clients.

Available grades include 60%, 70%, 75%, 90% and 97%+ CaF₂, offered in lumps, gravel, granules or powder depending on customer requirements. Export options include bulk shipments, big bags and containerized cargo.

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Fluorspar (CaF₂) in multiple grades (60%–97%). Ideal for steelmaking, chemicals, ceramics and industrial applications.