Dicalite Perlite is a dense glass-like rock of volcanic origin. When it is broken and quickly heated according to a special process, it immediately expands to a volume 20 times the size of the original one. Thereby the material acquires the structure of tiny hollow spheres. Due to a special system of grinding and grain size classification, Dicalite Perlite possesses an ideal grain size distribution.
Dicalite Perlites are chemically untreated and free from organic components. In expanded and milled form they constitute a Na-K-Al-silicate complex. The proportion of crystalline silicic acid (SiO2) is below 1 %. An essential advantage of Dicalite Perlite is that its bulk density is mostly lower than this of standard kieselguhr. Thus filter capacity is increased by up to 20 % as against comparable filtrations, particularly with regard to vacuum rotary drum filters.
Erbslöh Geisenheim AG is a supplier of fruit-based beverages for the beverage industry. This company has a wide variety of products such as wines, beers, spirits, and juices. They use many filtration methods including filter sheets that contain a cross-linked fibre structure as well as special cellulose fibres. This company also uses modern distillation technologies to produce their high quality spirits.
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