Quartz Sand
Quartz sand is composed predominantly of quartz grains (SiO₂), one of the most abundant minerals in the Earth's crust and essential in various industrial and technological applications. Found in different geological deposits—such as sandstone, quartzite, alluvium, and dunes—it can present variations in purity depending on its origin and processing method.
Recognized for its high purity, strength, and chemical stability, Jundu produces quartz sand with up to 99.9% silica, meeting the most demanding quality standards on the market. Its main properties include high thermal resistance (melting point around 1,750 °C), chemical inertness (insoluble in most acids), and high hardness (7 on the Mohs scale).

Applications
The specifications for quartz sand for industrial use vary according to the application, and may involve criteria such as particle size distribution, grain morphology, mineralogical and chemical composition—especially regarding the presence of impurities. Therefore, the beneficiation process is essential: it enhances the mineral's properties, ensuring its compliance with the technical and commercial requirements of the market. Jundu solutions produced from quartz sand are used in various sectors:
Chemical Industry
- Silicate manufacturing
- Paint Industry
Glass Industry
- Flat glass, packaging, fiberglass, and technical glass.
- Essential raw material, representing up to 70% of the composition of some types of glass.
Sports and Leisure
- Courts for beach tennis, footvolley, beach volleyball, among others.
- Golf Courses and Bunkers
Equestrian track and other equestrian sports - Sand for playgrounds and arts and crafts activities.
- Synthetic grasses.
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