We are a leading manufacturer, trader, supplier and exporter of specialty chemicals and inorganic chemicals such as aluminum Fluoride In Gujarat, India. We are carefully manufactured by a team of professionals and technicians. VRIK PHARMA Pvt. Ltd. is an ISO-certified company based in Gujarat, India. 18 Years of experience in the chemical industry ensures that the products meet the highest standards through rigorous testing and quality control measures before being packed and stored in a well-maintained warehouse for distribution to customers in India and abroad.
What is Aluminum Fluoride used for?
Aluminium fluoride (AlF3) is an important compound mainly used in the aluminum smelting process. It plays an essential role in lowering the melting point of alumina, which improves the efficiency of aluminum production. Aluminum fluoride lowers the viscosity of the molten bath, facilitates heat transfer, and improves the overall energy efficiency of the melt. Moreover, it is used in the synthesis of aluminum fluoride-based catalysts for several chemical processes. Aluminum fluoride is used in the smelting of some types of ceramics and glass, as well as in the aluminum industry, to help reduce melting temperatures and enhance fluidity. In addition, it serves as a filler in a variety of industrial applications and is utilized in the production of certain specialty chemicals. Aluminum fluoride’s special qualities make it crucial for streamlining manufacturing procedures across a wide range of sectors.
Specifications:
Product Name | Aluminium Fluoride |
ALF3 | MIN. 97% PURE |
SIO2 | MAX. 0.1% |
P2O5 | MAX 0.02% |
FE2O3 | MAX 0.02% |
SO3 | MAX 0.02% |
LOI | MAX. 1% |
BULK DENSITY | 740-900 KGS / M3 |
MESH SIZE | 170 MESH : 70% 230 MESH : 20% 325 MESH : 10 % |
Minimum Order Quantity | 500 kg |
Features:
- High purity and consistency
- Low melting point
- Excellent fluxing properties
- White crystalline appearance
- Non-toxic and safe for industrial use
Applications:
- Aluminium smelting
- Glass and ceramics production
- Catalysts in chemical reactions
- Fluxes in metallurgy
- Specialty chemical manufacturing