Fluorspar Sand CaF2 97%-75% 0-10mm

Fluorspar is extensively used in various fields. For the traditional consumption fields, the consumptions by steelmaking industry, aluminum smelting industry and other industries (such as glass, glass fiber, cement, ceramics) respectively account for 25%, 18% and 5%.
Fluorspar, known as “industrial additive”, is often used as an additive in strategic emerging industries such as aerospace, semi-conductor, communications, environment protection technology and new energy. As one of minerals with the highest content of fluorine in the world, fluorspar (chemical formula: CaF2) is formed under several geological conditions such as lava, sediment and hydrotherm, characterized by wide distribution and large scale. By the end of 2018, global fluorspar reserves reached 310 million tons. Fluorspar has become the most important source of fluorine globally. Countries have attached great importance to emerging industries led by fluorine chemicals. Fluorspar, also known as “second rare resource”, has been listed as Strategic Mineral Resource by China, America, European Union, Japan and other countries and economies.