El Kamel Import And Export

El Kamel Import And Export is an Egypt-based trading company operating from the North African / Mediterranean region with 6 active product listings spread across 6 distinct industrial categories. The catalogue spans refractory and heat-resistant materials, inorganic industrial chemicals (sodium silicate), two distinct industrial clays (kaolin and bentonite), and industrial bagging. This breadth places the supplier at the intersection of Egypt's established mineral processing sector and its industrial consumables trade, serving downstream buyers in foundries, ceramics, paper, detergents, and construction chemicals. The product mix reflects the typical raw-material profile that Egyptian exporters move through Port Said, Damietta, and Alexandria: locally extracted or processed mineral clays, commodity inorganic silicates, and bagged industrial inputs. El Kamel Import And Export's listings cover both liquid-form chemicals (sodium silicate solution) and dry bulk mineral products (kaolin, bentonite, processed clays), alongside bagging consumables used to package such materials. The combination of heat-resistant materials, metallurgical bentonite, and kaolin points to buyers in steel plants, foundry operations, ceramic tile producers, and paper-coating lines as the natural downstream fit for this catalogue.

El Kamel Import And Export's catalogue groups into three practical families. The refractory family covers heat resistant materials, which in this segment typically refers to ceramic fibre, fireclay, high-alumina, or insulating brick products rated for service temperatures of 1100 to 1600 degrees Celsius, with common grade designations such as 23% / 26% / 28% / 30% / 32% Al2O3 content and bulk densities from 0.5 to 2.3 g/cm3. The chemical family is anchored by liquid sodium silicate (water glass), commonly supplied as a clear to slightly turbid solution with SiO2:Na2O ratios in the 2.0 to 3.3 range and densities of 38 to 50 degrees Baume, used in detergents, adhesives, foundry binders, and water treatment. The mineral clay family includes metallurgical bentonite (sodium-activated calcium bentonite used as a foundry sand binder and iron-ore palletising agent, with typical swelling index of 20 to 30 ml/2g and moisture content below 12%), clay kaolin (hydrous aluminium silicate Al2Si2O5(OH)4 used in ceramics, paper coating, and rubber filler, with brightness 80 to 92% ISO and 325-mesh residue typically below 0.5%), plus two further processed clay grades listed as "The badra (asta ted)" and Fine Clay Mud, which buyers should clarify with the supplier for application, particle size, and moisture specification. The catalogue is rounded out by industrial bags, typically 25 kg, 40 kg, or 50 kg polypropylene or kraft paper sacks used to pack the mineral and chemical products in the same listing.