15,000 Tons/Year Heavy Calcium Carbonate Grinding Plant Phase I to Be Launched!

On July 24th, news from Zunyi City, Yuqing County, Guizhou Province: Gongpitan Town is ushering in a new chapter of industrial development. The local heavy calcium carbonate grinding factory project site is bustling with activity, with equipment installation, commissioning, and storage tank construction underway in full swing. The first phase of the project is expected to be completed and put into production by mid-August.

Goupitan Town boasts a unique advantage in mineral resources, with proven reserves of high-calcium limestone reaching 1.327 billion cubic meters, and the extraction conditions are extremely convenient. Currently, the town has attracted two specialized mining enterprises and a calcium carbonate powder processing company, forming a relatively complete industrial chain foundation. Against this backdrop, the Goupitan Town Heavy Calcium Carbonate Grinding Plant Project has emerged. This project is a crucial step in revitalizing local limestone resources and promoting industrial transformation and upgrading. It uses high-calcium limestone tailings as raw materials, utilizing advanced mechanical grinding and classification technology to successfully convert low-value tailings into high-value-added heavy calcium carbonate powder products.

According to information from the Color Masterbatch Industry Network, Guizhou Yuanxing New Building Materials Co., Ltd., as the operator of this project, revealed through its General Manager, Yang Zuowen: "In the first phase of our plant, we have carefully arranged two production lines. Once operational, they will have strong production capacity, with a stable daily output of more than 300 tons of calcium carbonate powder in various specifications from 80 to 800 mesh, and an expected annual output of up to 150,000 tons." The implementation of this project will not only effectively improve the comprehensive utilization of local mineral resources, but also inject new vitality and momentum into the industrial development of Kupitan Town.