Welcome to the Spring Newsletter!

And now, we wrap up with milling, sizing, and bagging our Virginia Kyanite for worldwide distribution.

In this second installment, we’ll cover the meticulous process of removing clay, soil, pyrite, quartz, mica, iron oxides, and other impurities from the mined ore

In this first installment, we shed light on our source mines at Willis Mountain and East Ridge in Dillwyn, Virginia, and the process of mining these world-class ore bodies

As both a supplier and partner, we see our role as twofold: delivering an exceptional product and supporting our customers in maximizing its potential.

At Kyanite Mining Corporation, our commitment to environmental stewardship is not just about compliance; it's a way of life. In this month's blog post, we delve into our efforts to preserve the earth, lead in innovation, and cultivate a sustainable future for our business, industry, and planet.

This paper examines the effect of the removal of the minus 65 mesh particles in the new standard 20x50 product compared to the original 20x50 material.

Read this research article that was printed in 1974 in “The American Ceramic Society” bulletin about the uses of Kyanite in raw materials.

At Kyanite Mining Corporation, we like to have a personal relationship with our customers. We really like to get to know our customers on a personal level and understand their process and products.

In this white paper, find out if the partial replacement of calcined alumina with Virginia Kyanite successfully improves castable properties.

Learn how we discovered that Kyanite slurry can be considered a success for aluminum and copper alloys.

Read a brief overview about Kyanite and the questions we’re most often asked!

This paper will discuss various uses of Virginia Kyanite and its calcined form Virginia Mullite in the refractory industry worldwide.

Learn a little bit more about Jake, our Dryer Supervisor/ Electrician.