#foundry sand

Calcium Carbonate

LimeStone Granules ( Feed )

LimeStone Lumps ( Calcite )

Silica Sand ( Glass )

Foundry Sand

Frac Sand ( Proppant Sand )

Silica Flour ( Quartz Powder )

Cullet ( Broken Glass )

Glass Powder ( Cullet Flour )

Rock Gypsum

Agriculture Gypsum

Gypsum Plaster ( POP - Plaster of Paris )

Poultry Meal

Rock Phosphate

Quick Lime

Hydrated Lime

Bentonite

Uses Of Silica Sand

Properties Of Foundry Sand

How to Buy the Best Quality Sand From Your Local Sand Supplier

Sand is considered one of the most important materials to use in construction. Therefore, one should always check the quality of the sand before buying it from a supplier. Firstly, you have to know basic things about sand: it is a particle that varies in size from 150 microns to 4.75 MM. The sand should be clean and contain no other particles like dust, kankar, etc. Types of Sand You Can…

Paharia Minerals: Best Construction Sand Supplier and Manufacturer

The production of foundry sand requires specialist screening and classification systems and involves detailed analysis of feed material and sand grade specifications. Foundry sand (also known as casting sand) consists primarily of clean, uniformly sized, high-quality silica sand that is bonded to form moulds for ferrous (iron and steel) and nonferrous (copper, aluminum, brass) metal castings.

The most common casting process used in the foundry industry is the sand cast system. Virtually all sand cast moulds for ferrous castings use green sand. Green sand consists of high-quality silica sand, bentonite clay (as the binder), water and coal (a carbonaceous mould additive to improve casting finish). The type of metal being cast determines which additives and what grade of sand is used. It is clear that particle size range is the most important criteria for the sand for foundry and also that it should not contain clay. If required the silica content can be enhanced thorough certain processes.

Sinonine has a high level of expertise in the production of sand for foundry application, developing its own screening and classification technology. Sinonine have developed a process for accurately separating the oversize particles and removing clay though the hydraulic classifier based washing system, which could be either single stage or double stage depending on the level of clay present. Finally the product is dewatered in the efficient dewatering screen resulting in a dewatered product having around 12 % moisture. In most instances scrubbing is also necessary to release the clay which is bound to the ore. This is usually done through drum scrubbers and attrition scrubbers either before or after screening of the raw sand. During these processes the silica levels in the product is also enhanced.

Sinonine has supplied a number of sand washing plant for the preparation of foundry sand all of which are operating successfully. The advantage of these plants is that the oversize of the screen (+600 µm) can be used for construction sand as all the silt has been removed. This makes our sand washing plant highly cost effective. The plants are also highly flexible and could be suitably modified by addition of scrubbing and gravity separation equipment to convert into plants for glass sand washing plant if suitable raw material is available.