Environmental Protection & Diverse Industrial Applications

Discover how caustic calcined magnesia acts as a superior binder in millstones, enhancing durability, abrasion resistance, and thermal stability across modern industrial abrasive processes.

Magnesium Oxide features high melting point, thermal stability and insulation. Widely used in refractories, metallurgy, electronics, ceramics and chemical industry.

Explore how dead burned magnesia powers high-temperature industries through magnesia carbon bricks, refractory linings, and steelmaking furnaces for superior heat resistance.

Dead Burned Magnesia (DBM) is a premium-grade magnesium oxide product produced by calcining natural magnesite at temperatures above 1600°C. With its high density, excellent thermal stability, and superior slag resistance, DBM is widely used in refractory and metallurgical industries.

MgO aids livestock, enhances growth, remediates soil, and controls pests.

Anhydrous Magnesium Sulfate (MgSO₄) is an important inorganic compound widely used across multiple industries. Compared with the more common magnesium sulfate heptahydrate (Epsom salt), the anhydrous form offers stronger moisture absorption, higher stability, and broader industrial applicability, making it a preferred material in modern manufacturing.

Compare shaft kiln and flash kiln magnesium oxide and their impact on magnesium sulfate production.

Fused magnesite is made from magnesite, which is melted and refined in an electric arc furnace at temperatures above 3000℃. Impurities are gradually separated and purified using their different melting points to form high-purity periclase crystals. The product features high melting point, oxidation resistance, strong slag resistance, and good thermal stability.