Xiamen All Carbon Corporation

XIAMEN, China – ACC (Xiamen All Carbon Corporation), a global supplier of microsilica (silica fume), today introduced its specialized microsilica for fire-resistant gypsum board, enabling manufacturers to partially replace vermiculite while enhancing...

XIAMEN, China – ACC (Xiamen All Carbon Corporation), a global supplier of microsilica (silica fume) with over 20 years of experience, today announced its specialized microsilica for gypsum board applications.

ACC (Xiamen All Carbon Corporation), a global supplier of microsilica (silica fume) with over 20 years of experience, today introduced its specialized microsilica for fertilizer applications.

XIAMEN, China – ACC (Xiamen All Carbon Corporation), a leading global supplier of microsilica (silica fume), today announced its specialized microsilica product line for the refractory industry.

ACC (Xiamen All Carbon Corporation), a leading supplier of microsilica (silica fume) with over 20 years of industry experience, today announced its expanded range of microsilica for construction applications.

ACC (Xiamen All Carbon Corporation), a leading provider of activated carbon solutions, today announced the expanded availability of its ACarbon® Bamboo-Based Activated Carbon series.

ACC® Microsilica also called silica fume or condensed silica fume. It is produced by a large number of highly volatile SiO₂ and Si gases in the ore thermal furnace. After gas emission, it is rapidly oxidized and condensed into the air.

ACC® Densified Microsilica products are dassified as Grade 85D, Grade 92D and Grade 95D. Microsilica is a by-product of the manufacture of silicon metal or ferrosilicon alloys, with SiO2 content range from 85% to 97%.

ACC® ZSF is white microsilica with SiO2 up to 92%-96%. As a by-product of zirconia, it has excellent features both in silica and zirconia, such as high SiO2 content, fine granularity, large surface area, and good fluidity to enhance the wear resistance,..

Microsilica also called silica fume or condensed silica fume. It is produced by a large number of highly volatile SiO₂ and Si gases in the ore thermal furnace. After gas emission, it is rapidly oxidized and condensed into the air.