Pumice flour

Pumice flour is a finely ground mineral product made from pumice and is used in various industrial processes as a functional filler, polishing agent, and additive. Due to its mineral origin and controlled particle size distribution, it is suitable for use in formulations that require a stable, inert, and mildly abrasive raw material.

In the chemical and industrial sectors, pumice flour is used in a variety of products, including building materials, coatings, cleaning products, compounds, and technical mixtures. The material can contribute to texture, volume enhancement, workability, and a controlled abrasive effect. It is also suitable for applications where low specific gravity and mineral resistance are important.

Key characteristics of pumice flour include its porous structure, ease of dosing, and wide range of applications in both dry and wet systems. Depending on the specification, the product can be selected to meet the desired fineness, processing requirements, and end use. This ensures consistent product quality and reliable integration into existing production processes.