Mineral Description
Fluorspar (Fluorite Lumps) is a naturally occurring mineral composed mainly of calcium fluoride (CaF₂). It typically appears in solid, irregular lumps with colors ranging from white to purple depending on purity and geological origin. Known for its high chemical stability and excellent fluxing properties, fluorspar is a critical raw material in several heavy industries.
Industrial Uses and Applications
- Metallurgical Grade – Used as a flux in steelmaking and aluminum production.
- Chemical Grade – Essential for producing hydrofluoric acid (HF) and fluorochemicals.
- Ceramics & Glass – Improves melt fluidity and reduces energy consumption.
- Cement Industry – Enhances clinker formation and efficiency in kilns.
Extraction and Origin
Fluorspar is extracted from open-pit and underground mines. After extraction, the mineral undergoes:
- Crushing and size selection (lumps and graded pieces)
- Washing to remove impurities
- Sorting by CaF₂ content and color
Major producing regions include China, Pakistan, Mexico, South Africa and Mongolia.
Fluorspar Supply – PEI PADIMAR
At PEI PADIMAR, we supply high-grade fluorspar lumps with consistent CaF₂ content suitable for metallurgical, chemical and industrial applications. Our sourcing network allows us to deliver stable quality, full documentation and reliable logistics to global buyers.
Available grades include 60% to 90% CaF₂, in multiple lump sizes and moisture-controlled packaging. We handle bulk shipments, containers and customized export programs upon request.
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High-quality fluorspar lumps (CaF₂ 60%–90%) for metallurgy, chemicals and industrial processes.