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Lithium Carbonate
FBu. 55,000 BIF FBu. 61,000 BIF
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Low Expansion Frit
FBu. 35,000 BIF FBu. 41,000 BIF
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Low Lithium Frit
FBu. 42,000 BIF FBu. 49,000 BIF
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Molochite - #120
FBu. 30,000 BIF FBu. 35,000 BIF
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Potash Feldspar
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Rutile
FBu. 27,000 BIF FBu. 31,000 BIF
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Silica
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FBu. 13,000 BIF
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FBu. 14,000 BIF FBu. 16,000 BIF
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Soda Feldspar
FBu. 9,000 BIF FBu. 10,000 BIF
Sodium Dispex (deflocculant)
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Standard Borax Frit
FBu. 43,000 BIF FBu. 51,000 BIF
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Strontium Carbonate
FBu. 26,000 BIF FBu. 30,000 BIF
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Synthetic Iron Oxide
FBu. 6,000 BIF FBu. 7,000 BIF
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Talc (Magnesium Silicate)
FBu. 32,000 BIF FBu. 38,000 BIF
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Tin Oxide
FBu. 209,000 BIF FBu. 233,000 BIF

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