Ball Clay
Superior Quality for Ceramic Whiteware and Sanitaryware
Ball Clay Supplier
Ball clays are fine-grained, highly plastic clays that contain three minerals – kaolinite, mica and quartz. Ball clay is used in manufacturing ceramic whiteware and sanitaryware. It has the unique properties of extra plasticity, pliable, and when burnt, unlike most earthenware clays, they produce a high-quality white-colored pottery body, which is why they are so popular with potters. Selected ball clays can even give pure white products, making their applications widespread. The main difference between Kaolin and Ball clay is that it is more flexible and less refractory.
Our Grades
TSG WC-1
TSG BallCraft-70
TSG Highbond
Applications
Ceramics
Sanitaryware
Refractory
Porcelain Insulators
Refractory
Product Form
Lumps
64 Years
in Mining and Mineral Processing
300+ Million Tons
of Reserves
Multi-Mineral Solutions
for Ceramics, Glass, and various industries.
State-of-the-art Technology
for Mineral Processing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Ball Clay is a high-quality clay known for its plasticity, strength, and fine particle size, making it ideal for:
- Ceramics & tiles – improves workability and finish.
- Sanitaryware – enhances moulding properties.
- Refractory applications – offers heat resistance.
- Electrical porcelain insulators.
We provide three premium grades tailored for specific applications:
- TSG WC-1: High plasticity for ceramics.
- TSG BallCraft-70: Superior strength for sanitaryware.
- TSG Highbond: Refractory-grade for high-temperature stability.
TSG WC-1 is preferred for ceramics because of its:
- Exceptional plasticity for easy shaping.
- Low impurities (ideal for whiteware and glazes).
- Uniform particle size for consistent firing results.
TSG BallCraft-70 is engineered for:
- High dry strength, reducing cracks in moulds.
- Low moisture shrinkage for minimal warping.
- Smooth finish for premium sanitaryware.
Yes! TSG Highbond is formulated for:
- Thermal shock resistance of up to 1600°C.
- Low porosity, which extends kiln/furnace liner lifespan.
- Strong bonding with other refractory materials.
Absolutely. Our TSG WC-1 and TSG Highbond grades are widely used in electrical porcelain due to their:
- High dielectric strength.
- Mineral consistency.
- Low iron content, preventing conductivity.
At The Sharad Group, we utilize our 60+ years of experience in mining and Gujarat-based reserves to deliver:
- Grade-specific quality control.
- Bulk supply reliability (300M+ tons reserves).
- Custom solutions for ceramics, refractories, and other industries.