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Aluminum Grade Bone Ash
Bone ash is used primarily in the aluminum and other non-ferrous metals industry as a mold release agent.
Murlin Aluminum Grade Bone Ash is designed for casting and refractory coating
operations where reliable surface protection and consistent performance are essential.
Available packaging: 57-gallon fiber drum (430 lbs) • 6-gallon plastic pail (50 lbs)
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Aluminum Grade Bone Ash
for Foundry & Refractory Coating Use
Designed for casting and refractory coating operations where reliable
surface protection and consistent performance matter.
Murlin Aluminum Grade Bone Ash
Murlin Aluminum Grade Bone Ash is used primarily in the aluminum and other non-ferrous metals industry as a mold release agent. It supports foundry operations by providing reliable coating performance and surface protection.
Key Benefits
- Cleaner coating material (reduces contamination risk)
- Covers more surface area per application
- Better adhesion to refractory surfaces
- Resistant to wetting for longer coating life
info Quick Facts
- Industry focus: Aluminum and other Non-Ferrous metals
- Use case: Mold release agent / coating
- Applications: Refractory troughs, spouts, pour points, furnace tools
- Packaging: 57-gallon fiber drum (430 lbs), 6-gallon plastic pail (50 lbs)
- Documentation: COA available, Tech specs available
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Common Uses in Aluminum and Other Non-Ferrous Metals Casting Operations
Aluminum Grade Bone Ash is used primarily as a mold release agent and protective coating in aluminum and other non-ferrous metals foundry environments.
view_in_ar Refractory Troughs
Protects exposed refractory surfaces during transfer operations.
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Helps maintain coating performance in high-contact pour areas.
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Supports smoother flow zones and reduces material sticking.
local_fire_department Furnace Tools
Used on tools exposed to molten aluminum and other non-ferrous metals.
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Helps provide reliable surface protection where coatings are essential.
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Used as a mold release agent in aluminum and other non-ferrous metals production.
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Technical Specifications (Typical Analysis)
Typical analysis for Murlin Chemical Aluminum Grade Bone Ash.
Typical Analysis - Aluminum Grade Bone Ash
| Component | Specification |
|---|---|
| P₂O₅ | 42.0% ± 1.0% |
| CaO | 53.0% ± 1.0% |
| Loss on Ignition | 1.5% max |
| pH | 9.0 to 11.0 |
| Screen | 95.0% minus 325 mesh |
| Soluble Ash | 99.5% |
| Color | White |
Packaging
check_circle 57-gallon fiber drum with polyethylene liner — 430 lbs net
check_circle 6-gallon plastic pail — 50 lbs
Documentation available: Tech specs sheet, Certificate of Analysis (COA) upon request.
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Packaging Options for Bulk Manufacturing Use
Murlin Aluminum Grade Bone Ash is available in industrial packaging formats designed for handling, storage, and prompt shipment.
Packaging Options
- 57-gallon fiber drum with polyethylene liner — 430 lbs net
- 6-gallon plastic pail — 50 lbs
Storage Guidance
- Store in a dry, covered area
- Keep containers sealed when not in use
- Avoid exposure to moisture and contamination
- Use clean scoops/tools to maintain material quality
Logistic Notes
- Packaging suitable for industrial handling and bulk orders
- Prompt shipment available upon order confirmation
- Avoid exposure to moisture and contamination
- Tech specs sheet / COA available upon request
57-Gallon Fiber Drum
Net Weight: 430 lbs
Includes: Polyethylene liner
Best for: Bulk operations / steady usage
6-Gallon Plastic Pail
Net Weight: 50 lbs
Best for: Small runs / testing / smaller teams
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Aluminum Grade Bone Ash — Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about usage, packaging, documentation, and ordering.
What is Aluminum Grade Bone Ash used for?
Aluminum Grade Bone Ash is used primarily in the aluminum and other non-ferrous metals industry as a mold release agent and protective coating. It supports foundry operations by helping protect refractory surfaces and reduce metal adhesion during casting processes.
Where is Aluminum Grade Bone Ash commonly applied?
It is commonly applied to:
- Refractory troughs
- Spouts and pour points
- Furnace tools and transfer equipment
These applications involve high-temperature contact with molten metal.
How does Aluminum Grade Bone Ash differ from Natural Bone Ash?
Aluminum Grade Bone Ash is specifically formulated for aluminum & non-ferrous foundry and refractory coating use. Natural Bone Ash is a more versatile material used across broader industrial and ceramic applications.
What packaging options are available?
Aluminum Grade Bone Ash is available in:
- 57-gallon fiber drums with polyethylene liner — 430 lbs net
- 6-gallon plastic pails — 50 lbs
Packaging is designed for industrial handling and bulk use.
Is technical documentation available?
Yes. A technical specifications sheet is available upon request. A Certificate of Analysis (COA) may also be provided depending on order requirements.
How do I request a quote or place an order?
To request a quote, submit the online quote form or contact sales directly. Providing the required grade, packaging size, and estimated quantity helps speed up pricing and availability confirmation.
What is the typical lead time for shipment?
Lead time depends on order size and packaging requirements. Once an order is confirmed, shipment can typically be arranged promptly. Contact sales for current availability and scheduling.
Where do you ship?
Our customers are found worldwide.
Which industries typically use Aluminum Grade Bone Ash?
This product is intended for aluminum and other non-ferrous metal casting operations, particularly foundries that rely on refractory troughs, spouts, and furnace tools.
Can you help us confirm which product grade fits our process?
We are happy to assist you in determining what grade will work for you including sending samples should you require them.
Still have questions about your use or packaging needs?
Need Bone Ash for Broader Industrial Applications?
For applications beyond aluminum and other non-ferrous metals foundry operations, Natural Bone Ash offers a versatile material option used across industrial and ceramic workflows.
Natural Bone Ash
Best For: Multi-Industry Applications
A multi-industry bone ash material used in both industrial processing and ceramic-related applications where consistent input quality matters.
Applications
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