We are building our product range together with our customers. Below are the markets we serve, what kaolin does in each, and what we optimise for. Trial samples will be available from commissioning in 2027.
We study your formulation, process, equipment and cost targets with your team.
Our application team and research partner tailor the kaolin and run time-bound trials with you.
Once qualified, we lock in the specification and supply it consistently, lot after lot.
Paint adds colour to homes and protects them from weather and daily wear. Extenders decide how efficiently it does that.
The right extender depends on the PVC range and on how much it helps you optimise TiO₂. We work with you to develop hydrous and calcined kaolin suited to your paint portfolio, from economy emulsions to premium finishes.
What we optimise
Kaolin is a core part of coating formulations for quality paper and board.
Used alone or as a co-pigment with calcium carbonate, coating kaolin improves rheology, hiding, gloss and printability. We develop it to balance performance and cost for your machine and furnish.
What we optimise
Kaolin works as a performance filler in tyres and technical rubber goods.
Clean, consistent kaolin reinforces compounds, improves processing and reduces cost. We work with compounders to select the right particle size and surface characteristics.
What we optimise
Kaolin is a widely used base material in catalyst manufacture.
Catalyst makers need a base whose chemistry and particle properties do not drift. We focus on purity and consistency so your process stays predictable from lot to lot.
What we optimise
Some uses need a kaolin that no standard product provides.
This is where co-development matters most. Tell us your application and specification, and our technical and application team, working with our research partner, will tell you what we can build for you.
What we optimise
Share your application, current material and target performance. We'll start the conversation now, and trial samples will be available from commissioning in 2027.
