Ceramics

Ball Clay

Ball clay is vital in the ceramics industry for the manufacturing of sanitaryware, tableware, tiles and slabs, technical ceramics, and electrical porcelains. It is essential for controlling plasticity and casting properties of the ceramic body, improving worka

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Advantages

Key Benefits

Why Ball Clay is the preferred choice for ceramics formulations

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High Plasticity for Superior Workability

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High Unfired (Green) Strength

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Rheologically Stable Slip Systems

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Mechanically Stable at High Temperature

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Low Firing Shrinkage

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Excellent Binding Properties

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Light Firing Colour

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Product Grades

Comprehensive range of Ball Clay grades for diverse industrial applications

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Ball Clay in ceramics applications

Ball clay is a fine-grained, highly plastic clay mineral essential in ceramics for controlling plasticity, casting properties, and binding performance. It enhances green and dry strength, ensures smooth workability during shaping, and contributes to consistent firing behaviour across sanitaryware, tableware, tiles, and insulators.

Ball clay provides the ideal combination of plasticity and rheological stability in casting slips. It controls the flow rate and consistency of the slip, ensuring uniform mould filling, good casting rate, and easy release, resulting in dimensionally accurate sanitaryware pieces.

Unfired (green) strength is the mechanical strength of the ceramic body before firing. High unfired strength — provided by ball clay — allows the shaped body to be handled, dried, and transported without deformation or cracking, which is critical in automated sanitaryware and tile manufacturing.

Firing colour determines the aesthetic whiteness of the final ceramic product. Our Ceraplas grades are specifically engineered to deliver light to near-white firing colour, ensuring that the ceramic body and glaze achieve the brightness required for premium sanitaryware and tableware.

CERAPLAS F32 is specifically designed for tile engobe and glaze compounds, offering fine particle size, high plasticity, and excellent binding properties that ensure smooth coating, good adhesion to the tile body, and a uniform, defect-free glaze surface.

CERAPLAS EP 1033 is engineered for electrical porcelain, providing exceptional plasticity, controlled residue, low firing shrinkage, and high unfired strength. These properties ensure precise shaping and dimensional stability in high-voltage electrical insulator body formulations.

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