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325 Mesh Silica Flour is a finer, high-purity silica flour grade commonly selected for glaze work and other ceramic or industrial applications that prefer smaller particle size and smooth dispersion. In ceramics, it’s often referred to as flint or quartz.
Our 325 Mesh Silica Flour is a high-purity, finely milled silica used where a finer particle size and smooth dispersion are important. It is commonly used in glazes, ceramic formulations, frit systems, and other fine industrial applications where consistency and reliable performance matter.
Available in bulk, palletized 50 lb bags, and FIBC, our 325 Mesh Silica Flour supports both large-scale production and packaged raw-material programs. We work with customers to align product, packaging, and delivery to their process and operating needs.
From our first conversation to final delivery, we keep the process clear, responsive, and easy to manage. Our goal is simple: make it easier for customers to get the right material at the right time.
We start by understanding your application, product requirement, packaging needs, and delivery requirements. From there, we provide clear pricing and practical guidance to help ensure the product is the right fit for your operation.
We coordinate production, packaging, and shipment timing around your needs. Whether the order is one-time, recurring, or tied to a specific project timeline, we work to keep the process organized and predictable.
Our team manages delivery with the equipment and logistics support needed for your site. With integrated trucking and flexible shipping options, material arrives backed by planning, coordination, and dependable execution.
It is used in glazes, ceramic formulations, frit systems, and other fine industrial applications that require a finer silica product.
Yes. It is commonly used in glazes and other ceramic formulations where a finer particle size is preferred.
325 mesh is a finer grade and is often preferred for glazes and finer formulations, while 200 mesh is more commonly used in bodies and slips.
It is available in bulk, palletized 50 lb bags, and palletized bulk bags (FIBC).
