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Lithium Carbonate
60.00 ILS 66.00 ILS
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Low Expansion Frit
38.00 ILS 44.00 ILS
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Low Lithium Frit
45.00 ILS 53.00 ILS
Manganese Dioxide
6.00 ILS
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Molochite - #120
32.00 ILS 37.00 ILS
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Nepheline Syenite
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Potash Feldspar
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Rutile
29.00 ILS 34.00 ILS
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Silica
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CMC
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Silica Sand
15.00 ILS 18.00 ILS
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Soda Feldspar
9.00 ILS 11.00 ILS
Sodium Dispex (deflocculant)
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Standard Borax Frit
47.00 ILS 55.00 ILS
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Strontium Carbonate
28.00 ILS 33.00 ILS
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Synthetic Iron Oxide
6.00 ILS 7.00 ILS
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Talc (Magnesium Silicate)
35.00 ILS 41.00 ILS
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Tin Oxide
230.00 ILS 255.00 ILS

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