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FLUORSPAR POWDER · LUMPS · BRIQUETTES

Mine-Direct Fluorspar Supplier for Powder, Lumps & Briquettes

Mujim Group supplies acid-grade and metallurgical-grade fluorspar for fluorine chemicals, steelmaking, non-ferrous metallurgy, ferroalloys, and other industrial applications.

Specifications are matched to application and purchase requirements

Typical buyer sectors

Fluorine chemicalsSteelmakingNon-ferrous metalsFerroalloys

Product forms / 01

Which fluorspar product fits your process?

Choose the physical form and chemical grade around your furnace, reaction, handling, moisture, impurity, and logistics requirements.

01

Fluorspar Powder

Acid & metallurgical grade

Fine fluorspar for fluorine chemicals and metallurgical flux applications, supplied as wet or dried powder depending on requirement.

  • Acid grade: CaF2 >97%
  • Met grade: 85% / 90% / 93% / 95%
  • Dried powder moisture: <0.3%
02

Fluorspar Lumps

CaF2 75%–98%

Natural and processed lump material for steelmaking, non-ferrous smelting, ferroalloys, and other flux applications.

  • High-end: 90% / 93% / 95% / 97% / 98%
  • Normal: 75% / 80% / 85%
  • Low sulphur and phosphorus options
03

Fluorspar Briquettes

CaF2 75%–95%

Uniform metallurgical briquettes made from fluorspar powder with inorganic binder for controlled handling and furnace charging.

  • High-end: 90% / 95%
  • Normal: 75% / 80% / 85%
  • Approx. 2.5 cm diameter

Specification guide / 02

Compare fluorspar grades and forms

Use these published ranges as a sourcing starting point. Final chemistry, sizing, moisture, packing, and inspection terms should be confirmed in the sales contract.

Published Global Fluorspar specification overview
ProductGrade / CaF2SiO2CaCO3Other published limits
Acid-grade powder>97%<1%; 1-1.2%; 1.2-1.5%<1%; 1-1.2%Dried moisture <0.3%
Metallurgical powder85%; 90%; 93%; 95%Confirm by quotationConfirm by quotationWet or dried form
High-end lumps90%; 93%; 95%; 97%; 98%<10% to <2%, by grade<1%S <0.05%; P <0.01%
Normal lumps75%; 80%; 85%<20%; <16%; <13%<5%; <5%; <3%S <0.1%
High-end briquettes90%; 95%<7%; <5%<3%S <0.1%
Normal briquettes75%; 80%; 85%<20%; <16%; <13%<5%; <5%; <3%S <0.1%

Published ranges are presented for buyer orientation. Confirm the complete specification, test method, sizing, packing, and acceptance terms before ordering.

Sourcing workflow / 03

From requirement to shipment

A clear technical and commercial path for international fluorspar buyers.

  1. 01Define application

    Tell us the process, furnace or chemical use, and the issue the material must address.

  2. 02Match grade

    Select powder, lumps, or briquettes with the relevant CaF2 and impurity range.

  3. 03Confirm specification

    Agree chemistry, particle size, moisture, packing, inspection, and acceptance basis.

  4. 04Prepare supply

    Production or allocation proceeds against the confirmed commercial terms.

  5. 05Coordinate shipment

    Align documents, packing, Incoterms, and destination-port requirements.

Applications / 04

Industrial applications

Fluorspar is selected by grade and form because different processes have different impurity, reaction, handling, and charging requirements.

01

Fluorine chemicals

Acid-grade fluorspar powder is used as a raw material for hydrofluoric acid and downstream fluorine products.

02

Steelmaking

Metallurgical fluorspar functions as a flux to help lower slag melting behavior and support slag fluidity.

03

Non-ferrous metallurgy

Selected powder, lumps, or briquettes can support smelting and refining processes subject to buyer specifications.

04

Ferroalloys & ironmaking

Briquettes provide an alternative physical form for metallurgical charging and handling.

Reported capacity / 05

Supply capabilities reported by Global Fluorspar

Figures below are reported on Global Fluorspar project pages and should be reconfirmed for current availability and contract planning.

Source disciplineProduct chemistry is separated from supply capacity so buyers can verify both the material specification and the current delivery plan.Reviewed against Global Fluorspar public product and project information · July 12, 2026
30,000+MT/month reported raw-ore output
6,000-9,000MT/month reported flotation output
5,000-6,000MT/month reported lump output
2,000MT/month reported briquette capacity

Buyer knowledge / 06

Fluorspar buyer questions

Direct answers to the questions international procurement and plant teams ask before requesting a fluorspar quotation.

What is fluorspar?+

Fluorspar is the commercial name for fluorite, a mineral whose principal chemical component is calcium fluoride (CaF2). It is used as a fluorine-industry raw material and as a flux in metallurgical processes.

What is the difference between powder, lumps, and briquettes?+

Powder offers fine particle form for chemical processing and metallurgical use. Lumps provide natural or processed coarse feed. Briquettes agglomerate fine material into a consistent form that can simplify handling and charging in metallurgical operations.

Which CaF2 grades does Global Fluorspar publish?+

Published ranges include acid-grade powder above 97% CaF2, metallurgical powder from 85% to 95%, lumps from 75% to 98%, and briquettes from 75% to 95%, with impurity limits varying by grade.

What should an international buyer include in an RFQ?+

State the product form, target CaF2, maximum SiO2 and CaCO3, sulphur and phosphorus limits where relevant, particle size, moisture, monthly quantity, packing preference, destination port, and required inspection documents.

RFQ / 07

Tell us the specification you need

Share the product form, target CaF₂, impurity limits, size, monthly quantity, packing, and destination port. Global Fluorspar will review the available supply option.

✓ Specification review✓ Packing & logistics alignment✓ Commercial quotation

Your information is used only to review this commercial inquiry.