Ceramics

Ceramics are materials made from a combination of metallic and non-metallic compounds and possess various properties such as resistance to heat, abrasion, shock, and impact. Ceramics find applications in various industries including construction, automotive, electronics, medical, and more.

Types and Applications of Iranian Ceramics: Iranian ceramics are categorized based on usage and design. Some of these categories include:

  • Traditional or Silicate Ceramics: These ceramics are made from clay, silica, and feldspar, exhibiting red and brown colors. They are used in the production of bricks, tiles, pottery, chinaware, glass, refractories, and more.
  • Modern or Engineering Ceramics: These ceramics are specifically designed for engineering applications and possess superior properties such as high resistance, hardness, conductivity, etc. They are made from oxides, carbides, nitrides, borides, etc.
  • Fine Ceramics: These ceramics have white clay bodies and are used in the production of household items, tiles, sanitary ceramics, and electrical insulators. They are categorized based on design into glass-like, mosaic, stone pattern, Islamic, quartz, and printed ceramics.

Price Variability Based on Types and Packaging of Iranian Ceramics:

Prices for Iranian Ceramics are determined by type, size, thickness, quality, packaging, and exchange rates. In general, cut granites are more expensive than raw ceramics. Additionally, ceramics with beautiful and uniform colors and textures have higher prices.

Average Prices of Iranian Ceramics in the Global Market in 2023: The price per square meter for Iranian granite ranges from $10 to $40, marble from $15 to $60, travertine from $10 to $30, and onyx from $50 to $200. (Variability based on types and packaging of Iranian ceramics in 2023, FOB Bandar Abbas Incoterms)

Iranian Ceramic Exporting Factories to Russia:

There are numerous (about hundred) Iranian Ceramic manufacturing companies all around Iran. Some of reputed companies include (but not limit to):

  • Texeram Company: Operational since 1995, Texeram is renowned for producing granite tiles in the Middle East. Collaborating with a major Italian company, it manufactures innovative and quality products, increasing production capacity from 30 to 50 million square meters.
  • Kavian Ceramics Company: Established in 1995, Kavian is one of the largest ceramic producers in Iran. With several modern and advanced production lines, it produces diverse and high-quality products with various designs and colors, capable of exporting to various countries, including Russia.
  • Mehrdad Ceramics Company: Initiating activities in 2000, Mehrdad is a pioneer in ceramic production in Iran. Utilizing technical expertise and experienced professionals, it produces high-quality and aesthetically pleasing products using superior raw materials. The company can also export its products to various countries, including Russia.

Types of Packaging for Iranian Ceramic Exports: The packaging for Iranian ceramic exports should adhere to international standards, considering product type, transportation method, and destination market needs. Some types of export packaging include:

  • Carton Packaging: Suitable for floor, wall, and facade ceramics. Ceramics are placed in sturdy cartons and protected with foam, plastic, or paper. This packaging is lightweight, cost-effective, and allows for logo and information printing.
  • Wooden Packaging: Suitable for delicate, breakable, and high-value ceramics. Ceramics are placed in wooden boxes and protected with foam, plastic, or paper. This packaging offers high resistance, enhanced security, and can be attached to wooden pallets.
  • Shrink Packaging: Suitable for small and lightweight ceramics. Ceramics are enclosed in plastic wraps and compressed with heat. This packaging provides an attractive appearance, cost-effectiveness, and product visibility.

Export Ports for Iranian Ceramics are typically located in the southern and Persian Gulf ports, including Bandar Abbas, Bandar Bushehr, Bandar Imam Khomeini, Chabahar. For transportation of Iranian Ceramics to neighboring and regional countries, northern ports and Caspian Sea ports can also be used. These ports include Bandar Anzali, Bandar Nowshahr, Bandar Amirabad, and Bandar Fereydounkenar.

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