Q1: What is the difference between calcined mica and natural mica in industrial applications?
Q2: Which particle size ranges are typical and what industries use them?
A: Ranges from 10μm to 625μm. Coarse grades (400–600μm) are ideal for construction/insulation, while fine grades (
Q3: What are the international standards for quality?
A: Key standards: ISO 9001 (quality management), ASTM D351 (mica specification), IEC 60371 (electrical insulation), and RoHS/REACH for eco regulations. EU/US clients may require FDA/UL listing.
Q4: How is product installation standardized in coatings/linings?
A: Standard practice: Mix into polymer or cementitious matrix as per ASTM C150/C595 or ISO 22196. For coatings, ensure uniform dispersion, mesh size ≤ 250μm. Comply with safety and environmental control protocols.
Q5: What is the typical delivery cycle & packaging mode?
A: Most manufacturers offer 10–20 days lead time for standard grades (packing 25–1000kg, double PE/PP lined bags or jumbo bags). OEM custom service may extend delivery by 5–7 days.
Q6: How is product tested for performance?
A: Routine tests use IEC 60093 (resistivity), ISO 4743 (dielectric), and in-lab 48h acid/alkali immersion. Field samples compared against ASTM or client benchmarks, with 100% QC traceability.
Q7: What after-sales support/warranty is provided?
A: Professional suppliers offer quality guarantee 1–2 years, with on-site technical consult, 48h QA response, and rapid logistics support (trackable shipments, emergency re-dispatch if required).