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Ilmenite is the titanium-iron oxide mineral with the idealized formula FeTiO3. Ilmenite Sand is a weakly magnetic black or steel-gray solid. From the commercial perspective, ilmenite is the most important ore of titanium. Most ilmenite is mined for titanium dioxide production. In 2011, about 47% of the titanium dioxide produced worldwide were based on Ilmenite Sand. Finely ground titanium dioxide is a bright white powder widely used as a base pigment in paint, paper and plastics. Ilmenite is ultimately converted into pigment grade titanium dioxide via either the sulfate process or the chloride process. Sulfate process plants must utilize low-vanadium ilmenite, as vanadium is a penalty element. Titanium dioxide pigment can also be produced from higher titanium content feed stocks such as upgraded slag, rutile and leucoxene via a chloride acid process. Sulfate and chloride process pigment tends to be used for lower and higher quality applications respectively, more and more users preferring the chloride process. Ilmenite Sand is also used in coatings for welding electrodes as a substitute for rutile.

• Type: Ilmenite Sand,Natural
• Material: Sand
• Application: Construction
• Grade: 10/20
• Form: Dust
• Packaging Type: PP Bags
• Packaging Size: 25kg, 50kg

We are a dependable Importer & Supplier of Ilmenite Sand. Ilmenite Sand is a black heavy ore of titanium and iron. The Ilmenite Sand offered by us is widely demanded because of the effectiveness, longer shelf life and accurate chemical composition. We supply quality tested and meticulously packed Ilmenite Sand at nominal prices. Highlights Ilmenite is commonly recognised in altered igneous rocks by the presence of a white alteration product. Often Ilmenites are rimmed with leucoxene, which allows Ilmenite to be distinguished from magnetite and other iron-titanium oxides. In reflected light it may be distinguished from magnetite by more pronounced reflection pleochoism and a brown-pink tinge. Ilmenite is weakly magnetic, with a weak response to a hand magnet.

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Heavy mineral sands are placer deposits formed most usually in beach environments by concentration due to the specific gravity of the mineral grains. The source of heavy mineral sands is in a hardrock source within the erosional areas of a river which carries its load of sediment into the ocean, where the sediments are caught up in littoral drift or longshore drift. Rocks are occasionally eroded directly by wave action shed detritus, which is caught up in longshore drift and washed up onto beaches where the lighter minerals are winnowed.

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