Manufacturing Bone Ash For More Than 45 Years
Consistent, Reliable, Dependable Bone Ash
Supplying high-grade bone ash with stable composition
for better production outcomes.
Why Manufacturers Choose Murlin
Consistent quality, reliable supply, and production-ready bone ash backed by industry standards.
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Consistent Composition
Every batch is processed for stable composition to support predictable results in aluminum and other non-ferrous metals production as well as ceramics and other industries.
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High-Performance
Material
High-purity bone ash engineered to perform reliably in manufacturing environments.
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Quality-Controlled
Processing
Clean processing and quality checks help ensure dependable material performance and reduced production variability.
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Bulk Supply & Export Ready
From bulk orders to international shipments, Murlin provides reliable bone ash supply with flexible packaging and support for customers worldwide.
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Bone Ash Grades for Aluminum and Other Non-Ferrous Metals and Other Industrial Applications
Choose the right bone ash grade based on your production environment - supporting
both aluminum and other non-ferrous metals processing and other industries.
Aluminum Grade Bone Ash
Best For: Aluminum & Other Non-Ferrous Metals
Formulated for reliability in aluminum processing and other aluminum and other non-ferrous metals applications where higher refinement is required.
Applications
- Aluminum Processing
- Aluminum and Other Non-Ferrous Metallurgy Support
- Consistent Material for Industrial Production
Natural Bone Ash
Best For: Multi-Industry Applications
A versatile bone ash material used across aluminum and other non-ferrous metals, cement, agriculture, and ceramics for stable performance and production consistency.
Applications
- Copper
- Glazes
- Cement
- Aluminum
- Ceramics
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Industries Served
Bone ash material for manufacturers who need consistent performance across
metals, ceramics, and industrial processing.
Aluminum and Other Non-Ferrous Metals
Improves casting efficiency and finish quality by preventing metal adhesion, extending refractory life, and providing reliable, refractory protection—all with a safe, non-toxic formula.
Copper Processing
Improves pour quality, minimizes mold erosion, and streamlines cleanup — ensuring a smooth copper finish.
Cement & Construction Materials
Improves cement performance while reducing environmental impact by increasing early strength, enhancing workability, and minimizing micro-cracks. It is also reported to minimize ricochets in military and shooting range applications.
Ceramics Manufacturing
Improves porcelain quality with enhanced translucency, whiteness, and strength, while enabling lower-temperature sintering and greater durability.
Glazes & Finishing Materials
Functions as a flux/glass former, affecting glaze opacity and flow—improving movement into detailed areas and adding stiffness at low concentrations.
factory Aluminum and Other Non-Ferrous Metals
Improves casting efficiency and finish quality by preventing metal adhesion, extending refractory life, and providing reliable, refractory protection—all with a safe, non-toxic formula.
mode_heat Copper Processing
Improves pour quality, minimizes mold erosion, and streamlines cleanup—ensuring a smooth copper finish.
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Improves cement performance while reducing environmental impact by increasing early strength, enhancing workability, and minimizing micro-cracks. It is also reported to minimize ricochets in military and shooting range applications.
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Improves porcelain quality with enhanced translucency, whiteness, and strength, while enabling lower-temperature sintering and greater durability.
humidity_high Glazes & Finishing Materials
Functions as a flux/glass former, affecting glaze opacity and flow—improving movement into detailed areas and adding stiffness at low concentrations.
Not sure which grade is right for your industry?
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Reliable Quality for Industrial-Grade Performance
Murlin bone ash is manufactured under controlled conditions to support consistent
performance and reduce variability in demanding manufacturing environments.
- Manufactured under carefully controlled conditions
- Supported by comprehensive quality testing
- Delivers outstanding batch-to-batch consistency
- Every shipment is verified against stringent specifications
- Ensures superior purity and predictable performance
- Meets high quality standards for critical manufacturing applications
Technical assurance of bone ash is achieved through:
- Tightly controlled raw material sourcing
- Standardized calcination processes
- Rigorous quality testing at every stage of production
- Consistent processing conditions that support stable chemical composition
- Defined specifications for purity, particle characteristics, and physical performance
- Routine laboratory analysis to verify quality and consistency
- Manufactured under carefully controlled conditions
- Supported by comprehensive quality testing
- Delivers outstanding batch-to-batch consistency
- Every shipment is verified against stringent specifications
- Ensures superior purity and predictable performance
- Meets high quality standards for critical manufacturing applications
Technical assurance of bone ash is achieved through:
- Tightly controlled raw material sourcing
- Standardized calcination processes
- Rigorous quality testing at every stage of production
- Consistent processing conditions that support stable chemical composition
- Defined specifications for purity, particle characteristics, and physical performance
- Routine laboratory analysis to verify quality and consistency
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Experts in Manufacturing Bone Ash Since 1981
Murlin began manufacturing a natural bone ash mold release agent for the aluminum and other non-ferrous metals industry 45-plus years ago. The first shipment was made in 1981 by Ed Murray and Jack Devlin—starting a legacy of supplying bone ash solutions to manufacturers worldwide. Today, Murlin continues to support casting operations where aluminum grade and natural bone ash are used on refractory troughs, spouts, pour points, and furnace tools—helping improve coating performance and protect exposed surfaces in demanding environments.
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- 45+ years manufacturing bone ash mold release agent
- Used primarily in the aluminum and other non-ferrous metals industry
- Trusted by foundries and global companies
- Applications include refractory troughs, spouts, pour points & furnace tools
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Experts in Manufacturing Bone Ash Since 1981
Murlin began manufacturing natural bone ash mold release agent for the aluminum and other non-ferrous metals industry 45-plus years ago. The first shipment was made in 1981 by Ed Murray and Jack Devlin—starting a legacy of supplying bone ash solutions to manufacturers worldwide.
Today, Murlin continues to support casting operations where aluminum grade and natural bone ash are used on refractory troughs, spouts, pour points, and furnace tools—helping improve coating performance and protect exposed surfaces in demanding environments.
info Quick Facts
- 45+ years manufacturing bone ash mold release agent
- Used primarily in the aluminum and other non-ferrous metals industry
- Trusted by foundries and global companies
- Applications include refractory troughs, spouts, pour points & furnace tools
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How Ordering Works
A simple inquiry-based process designed for industrial and bulk orders.
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Trusted in Aluminum and Other Non-Ferrous Metals Casting Operations
Bone ash mold release material backed by decades of manufacturing experience and industry use.
45+ Years
Manufacturing bone ash mold release agent
Since 1981
First shipment made by Ed Murray and Jack Devlin
Aluminum and Non-Ferrous Metals Industry Focus
Used primarily in aluminum and other non-ferrous metals operations
Trusted by Global Companies
Supplying manufacturers worldwide
COA Available • Bulk Orders • Prompt Shipment • Manufacturer Support
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to common questions about bone ash grades, applications, ordering, and shipping.
What is bone ash used for?
Bone ash is used primarily in the aluminum and other non-ferrous metals industry as a mold release agent, helping protect exposed surfaces and support cleaner casting operations.
Which bone ash grade should I choose?
Typically the majority of our customers find that the more cost effective Natural Bone Ash suites their requirements. Our Aluminum Grade Bone Ash is primarily used by customers who require a product that has better packing ability and retains its shape more readily.
Where is Murlin bone ash applied in casting operations?
Bone Ash is applied anywhere molten non-ferrous metals make contact as they do not wet dry bone ash. These include transfer troughs, spouts, pour points, filter boxes, dross skimming containers, damns, furnace tools and permanent casting molds. It can be applied dry, or as a slurry mixing two pounds of bone ash with a gallon of water. A glove or brush is used to apply dry whereas a brush or a spray gun can be used to apply the slurry. It is recommended to use the slurry pretreatment on a warm surface to allow it to dry completely. Subsequent coatings of dry bone ash can be applied without additional slurry pretreatment.
What are the main benefits of using bone ash vs other coating materials?
- Cost-effective.
- Provides a safety barrier and a “super plus” in overall housekeeping in a casting operation.
- Improves the appearance of coated items.
- Reliable leak-proof joints and dams.
- It is cleaner; there is no danger of contamination from impurities such as iron which may be present in other coating materials.
- It is a more efficient coating, covering up to 3 times more than other coating materials.
- Murlin Bone Ash works into the pores of the refractory, providing better coating adhesion.
- More resistant to wetting, enabling coated materials to last longer.
Do you provide a Certificate of Analysis (COA)?
Yes. A COA can be provided upon request.
How do I request pricing or place an order?
Please click on “request a quote” and we will respond promptly.
Do you ship orders promptly?
We are typically able to release orders the week they are received. For larger orders please contact us for release details.
Is Murlin bone ash safe to handle?
Murlin Bone Ash is a natural product consisting of the remaining ash of burnt bovine and porcine bones. It is safe to handle and non-hazardous and non-toxic.
Where do you ship?
Our customers are found worldwide.
Can you help us confirm which product grade fits our process?
Please contact us and we will make sure you get the product suitable for your needs.
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Request a Quote for Bone Ash Supply
Tell us which grade you need and your intended application — our team will provide pricing and availability.
