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Pure Ox Bone Ceramic Ashes

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Product Description

Basic Information

Style

Bone Block

Usage

Porcelain

Age

Modern

Surface Pattern

Bone Block

Color

White

HS Code

3802900090

Capacity

15,000 Tons

Package

Kraft Paper Bag

Product Parameters

EINECS	231-840-8	Appearance	Powder
Usage	Water Treatment, Coating, Ceramics, Pharmaceuticals, Plastics, Polishing	Color	White
Product Name	Animal Bone Ash	Raw Material	Animal Bone
Ingredients	Calcium Hydrogen Phosphate	Capacity	14,000 Tons / Year

Bone Charcoal Production Process

Deproteinization

Raw bones are placed into a high-pressure water tank at 150 degrees Celsius for 2 hours. This removes protein and gelatin, creating clean bone blocks which are then dried.

Calcination

Dried bone pieces are calcined in a high-temperature rotary furnace at over 1250°C. This process minimizes nitrogen content and eliminates all bacteria through complete combustion.

Crush & Sieve

The calcined blocks are crushed and sieved into various specifications such as 60-100 mesh, 0-3mm, or 2-8mm to meet different industrial needs.

Detailed Description

Bone charcoal is an amorphous carbon containing 7% to 11% carbon and approximately 80% calcium phosphate. It is produced through rigorous carbonizing of degreased bones under air-isolated, high-temperature conditions.

It appears as white lumps or refined powder, insoluble in water, and rich in phosphorus and calcium. Its primary industrial uses include purification, decolorization (for sugar and glycerol), and as a high-quality additive in ceramics and metallurgy.

Our premium ashes powder is specifically designed for high-end porcelain polishing. It is an essential material for polishing bone porcelain and luxury ceramics, enhancing the natural shine and texture of fine china. It is widely used by professionals looking to elevate ceramic creations to the next level.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is the main composition of bone charcoal? Bone charcoal primarily consists of approximately 80% calcium phosphate, 7% to 11% carbon, and other essential inorganic salts.

Q2: How is the bone charcoal processed to ensure purity? The process involves high-pressure deproteinization followed by calcination at temperatures exceeding 1250°C to eliminate all organic matter and bacteria.

Q3: Can this bone ash be used for Bone China production? Yes, it is a key ingredient in Bone China, providing the characteristic translucency and strength required for high-end porcelain.

Q4: What industrial applications does bone charcoal have? Beyond ceramics, it is used in sugar and glycerol purification, water treatment, pharmaceutical additives, and as a metallurgical mold release agent.

Q5: What sizes and specifications are available? Standard specifications include 60-100 mesh powder, as well as granular forms like 0-3mm and 2-8mm, depending on the application.

Q6: Is the product soluble in water? No, bone charcoal is insoluble in water, which makes it stable for use in various industrial filtration and polishing processes.