Raw Perlite

- It is used especially in the production of sewer pipes because it is resistant to acids and bases,

- In interior and exterior construction plasters,

- In constructions that take water as it is resistant to frost,

- Roof and terrace waterproofing,

- In the construction of swimming pools,

- It is used as a plaster in heat insulation or in the production of insulated lightweight building elements such as briquettes, as it has the character of a light building material,

- As skidding sand in railways,

- As abrasive in abrasive industry,

- Used as filter sand and gravel in water treatment plants in accordance with TS 4081,

- It is used as asphalt filling material in highway construction.

- As metallurgical flux in foundry

- As an additive to casting sand

- Protection of molten metal in the crucible

- In forging or preventing heat loss of hot metal ingots going to the rolling mill

- In slag control of molten metal in iron and steel industry

- Production of perlite insulating refractories

- Ceramic bonded perlite refractory bricks

Perlite refractory bricks or concretes with aluminum phosphate binders

- Perlite refractory mortars

- Used in the ceramic and glass industries

- In the production of gypsum and construction chemicals