Zeolites are abundant in nature and were first described by the Swedish amateur mineralogist Baron von Cronstedt in 1756. He found these minerals in rocks of volcanic origin and observed that, when rapidly heated, stones containing this material released water and appeared to boil. Therefore he called the mineral "Zeolite" which is derived from Greek and translates as "stone that boils".

Today, the term zeolite is used to denote crystalline sodium aluminium silicates of natural or synthetic origin. There are approximately 50 natural and 200 synthetic zeolites. A common property of all zeolites is their ion exchange capability.

 Natural volcanic zeolite is a silicate mineral having a unique interconnecting lattice structure. It's honeycomb framework of consistent diameter interconnecting channels and pores coupled with negatively charged alumina and neutrally charged silica tetrahedral building process an open three dimensional honeycomb framework that attracts liquids, odor & gases and traps them in its crystalline structure.

 At PEEKAY MINERALS natural zeolites are selected according to its purity at mines and pulverized in to powder in different mesh size as per the need of the customer. The company has made many improvements in the conventional process to produce most desirable product for the end user. PKM strives to produce exactly what the customer requests and make adjustments to our procedures according to the individual customers wherever possible.

 The processing techniques at PEEKAY MINERALS ensures consistent quality, control of particle size and freedom from impurities at pocket friendly costs.

 Application:

• Paper Industries
• Soil improvement
• Construction material
• Waste water management
• Animal feed additive and cat litter
• Barn Deodorizer and odor control application

 Features:

• Free from impurities
• Good ion exchange characteristics
• Unique particle size

Zeolites are abundant in nature and were first described by the Swedish amateur mineralogist Baron von Cronstedt in 1756. He found these minerals in rocks of volcanic origin and observed that, when rapidly heated, stones containing this material released water and appeared to boil. Therefore he called the mineral "Zeolite" which is derived from Greek and translates as "stone that boils".

Today, the term zeolite is used to denote crystalline sodium aluminium silicates of natural or synthetic origin. There are approximately 50 natural and 200 synthetic zeolites. A common property of all zeolites is their ion exchange capability.

 Natural volcanic zeolite is a silicate mineral having a unique interconnecting lattice structure. It's honeycomb framework of consistent diameter interconnecting channels and pores coupled with negatively charged alumina and neutrally charged silica tetrahedral building process an open three dimensional honeycomb framework that attracts liquids, odor & gases and traps them in its crystalline structure.

 At PEEKAY MINERALS natural zeolites are selected according to its purity at mines and pulverized in to powder in different mesh size as per the need of the customer. The company has made many improvements in the conventional process to produce most desirable product for the end user. PKM strives to produce exactly what the customer requests and make adjustments to our procedures according to the individual customers wherever possible.

 The processing techniques at PEEKAY MINERALS ensures consistent quality, control of particle size and freedom from impurities at pocket friendly costs.

 Application:

• Paper Industries
• Soil improvement
• Construction material
• Waste water management
• Animal feed additive and cat litter
• Barn Deodorizer and odor control application

 Features:

• Free from impurities
• Good ion exchange characteristics
• Unique particle size