High Purity Quartz Capacity
According to PVTECH, demand for high-purity quartz products within the PV and semiconductor industry are behind plans to expand Momentive Performance Materials, quartz plant in Geesthacht, Germany....
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PENN YAN, N.Y., Oct 11, 2011 (GlobeNewswire via COMTEX) — GreenCell is engaged in a joint venture with SenCer Inc. to develop, commercialize and market SenCer’s UltraTemp(TM) ceramic composite...
View ArticleGrolleg the Future of Porcelain
According to the Berkshire Eagle, Sunday October 30, 2011 GREAT BARRINGTON — For most of his professional life, Dan Bellow’s best assets were his words. An 18-year veteran of the newspaper business,...
View ArticleChallenges in the Asian ceramics industry may mean opportunities at home
A changing economic landscape overseas may mean opportunities for American companies. According to the Sunday Observer, Sri Lanka’s English newspaper. The ceramics industry, a major foreign exchange...
View ArticleH&G Cornwall Stone is a Good Replacement
The November 20011 issue of Ceramics Technical explores the replacement for another mineral that has become extinct. H&G Cornwall Stone is a 1 for 1 replacement for an old glaze additive used to...
View ArticleHigh Purity Quartz (99.99%) with Sodium of Less Than .5 ppm
H&G has a new grade of high purity quartz with sodium levels of less than 0.5 ppm. This is extremely important in the production of highly engineered electronics and solar wafers. This is a rare...
View ArticleEnglish Standard Porcelain Clay
The standard in the ceramic industry for porcelain slip is English Standard Porcelain. If you are producing porcelain slip products, there is no substitute for this white firing fine grain kaolin from...
View ArticleNew High Purity Quartz Process Yields 99.9998%
Hammill & Gillespie has refinded their process for high purity quartz yielding a product that is 99.999% pure. This product has a sodium content of less than 0.4 ppm, making it ideal for use in...
View ArticleChange in glazes using spanish red iron oxide
Glaze manufacturers may have noticed a change in the preformance of their glazes using Spanish Red iron oxide recently. This may have been caused by a change in the source of iron oxide. Hammill...
View ArticleHammill & Gillespie Creates a Clay & Mineral Resale Option
Hammill & Gillespie has distributed both domestic and imported clays and minerals for years. They are now offering to buy/sell excess inventory or discontinued products lines for their customers....
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