Import Flourspar — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Pakistan

Fluorspar, chemically known as calcium fluoride (CaF₂), is supplied by Jans & Akbar International Minerals in Peshawar, Pakistan, and is sourced from local mines. The company states the mineral is processed to meet stringent quality standards for industrial use. While the listing does not give a numeric purity, it highlights high purity levels suitable for metallurgical and glass applications. The product is offered in bulk forms ready for export.

Typical industrial fluorspar grades contain 95‑98 % calcium fluoride, with particle size distribution up to 150 µm and moisture below 0.5 %, values that align with global standards for metallurgical and glass applications. The mineral’s colour ranges from white to light gray, and it is often classified as acid‑grade or metal‑grade depending on purity. Standard specifications also include low iron content (typically <0.1 %) to avoid discoloration in glass. These characteristics make the material suitable for aluminium smelting, glass manufacturing and fluorine chemical production.

Buyers such as aluminium producers, glass factories and chemical manufacturers source this fluorspar for its fluxing properties. Jans & Akbar can arrange shipment from Pakistani ports on FOB or CIF terms, with bulk packaging in 25‑tonne bags or paper sacks. Prospective purchasers should confirm the exact purity grade, packaging dimensions and payment conditions directly with the supplier.

Jans & Akbar International Minerals is located at Ps Plaza Office 1, Opposite Askari Bank, Haji Camp, GT Road, Peshawar 25000, KPK, Pakistan. The supplier holds a harbor verification tier, indicating a recognised level of trust, and is classified as an imported supplier on the platform.

The profile does not disclose response metrics, showing a zero‑hour average response time, so buyers should initiate contact early. The company focuses on mining and processing fluorspar for export, but it does not list specific production capacity or minimum order quantities; these details must be clarified with the supplier.