Used extensively in glass manufacturing due to its high melting point and purity, providing the primary silica source for container, flat, and specialty glass.

A key component in foundry casting, where it forms molds for metal parts because of its thermal stability and ability to retain shape under high temperatures.

Employed in construction as a fundamental ingredient in concrete and mortar, enhancing strength and durability.

Serves as a filtration medium in water treatment systems, effectively removing impurities and suspended particles.

Utilized in the production of silicon metal and ferrosilicon alloys through high-temperature reduction processes.

Commonly used as a blasting abrasive for surface cleaning and preparation in industrial applications.

Acts as a filler in paints, plastics, and rubber to improve texture, strength, and resistance to weathering.

Used in hydraulic fracturing (fracking) to prop open fractures in oil and gas reservoirs, enabling resource extraction.

Applied in agriculture and landscaping as a soil amendment to improve drainage and aeration.

As electronic-grade silica sand with 99.999% purity, it is essential in the electronics industry for manufacturing semiconductor chips and circuit boards, where ultra-high purity is required as a critical raw material.