Sanxiang Advanced Materials Co Ltd

Sanxiang Advanced Materials Co., Ltd. is primarily engaged in the production and global distribution of fundamental materials, including fused zirconia, various cast modification agents, and single crystal fused aluminum. Their extensive zirconia product lineup encompasses stable forms based on yttrium, calcium, magnesium, aluminum, and composite blends. Furthermore, they supply specialized zirconia tailored for diverse applications such as ceramic pigments, refractory materials, high-purity requirements, and other unique industrial uses. Beyond zirconia, the company provides a comprehensive selection of critical casting consumables. These offerings include various cored wires, such as nodulized, nucleated, vermiculated, and calcium-silicon types. They also manufacture heavy rare-earth nodulizers that utilize rare earth and yttrium, alongside a broad spectrum of inoculants. The inoculant range comprises silicon barium, silicon strontium, silicon zirconium, high-aluminum cubic ferrosilicon, long-acting, and special-effect variants, in addition to inoculant chips. Silica fumes are also a part of their product portfolio. These advanced materials find widespread application across numerous high-tech and industrial sectors. Key uses span aerospace, military-grade refractory and abrasive products, ceramic and glaze manufacturing, nuclear-grade zirconia materials, advanced ceramics, casting processes, and high-end abrasive tools. The company maintains a significant global footprint, with operations extending beyond China to numerous international markets. Its presence includes countries such as the United States, Brazil, Mexico, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Turkey, Holland, Australia, Japan, South Korea, Iran, India, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore, and Taiwan. Established in 1991, Sanxiang Advanced Materials Co., Ltd. is headquartered in Ningde, China. The company previously operated under the name Fujian Sanxiang Advanced Materials Co., Ltd. until it officially adopted its current designation in March 2012.