Light Burned Magnesium Oxide Powder

Light Burned Magnesium Oxide Powder, also known as light burned magnesia or caustic magnesia, is a white or off-white powder produced by calcining magnesium hydroxide extracted from dolomite, brucite, seawater, or brine at a temperature of approximately 800-1000 ℃. The powder is loose in texture and highly chemically reactive. It can be used in producing magnesium cement, magnesite building materials, thermal insulation materials, and more. Additionally, it serves as an intermediate product for producing high-quality magnesia through the two-step calcination process. 

Light Burned Magnesium Oxide Powder Specifications

Light Burned Magnesium Oxide Powder Applications

• Chemical Industry: Raw material for producing other magnesium chemicals.
• Construction: Key component of magnesia (Sorel) cement for panels and flooring.
• Environmental: Acidic wastewater neutralization and flue gas desulfurization.
• Agriculture: Animal feed supplement and fertilizer additive.
• Rubber & Plastics: Vulcanizing agent for rubber and flame-retardant filler.
• Other: Pharmaceutical, fuel additive, and glass/ceramics production.

Light Burned Magnesium Oxide Powder Packaging

The Light Burned Magnesium Oxide Powder is securely packed in wooden crates or cartons, reinforced with cushioning materials to prevent movement during transit. This packaging approach ensures that the products remain intact and protected throughout the shipping process.

Where to Buy Light Burned Magnesium Oxide Powder in Bulk?

Heeger Materials Inc., a professional supplier and manufacturer of high-quality Magnesium Oxide Ceramics (MgO) products, including Light Burned Magnesium Oxide Powder, leverages extensive expertise in supply and export to offer competitive prices. We provide customized solutions to meet specific requirements, ensuring exceptional quality and customer satisfaction.

Heeger Materials Inc. was established in 2016 in Colorado, USA. We specialize in premium-grade metals, alloys, ceramics, powders, and other materials catering to research, development, and large-scale industrial production in scientific and industrial sectors.