Henglong Mineral Processing Factory
Henglong Mineral Processing Factory is a mineral processing enterprise based in Shenzhen, China. The factory focuses on the production of mica powder and vermiculite powder, alongside a range of nonmetal mineral products including quartz sand, quartz powder, natural color and sand, light calcium, talc powder, cobblestone, and related materials. The facility sits on a substantial site, designed to support efficiency and capacity in mineral processing and powder production.
Established in 1976, the factory has grown its operations to an annual production of approximately 15,000 tons. The plant covers around 25,000 square meters and is situated in an industrial area conducive to logistics and distribution. Its location offers convenient access to major transportation corridors, with proximity to highways and Shuohuang Railway, facilitating both raw material supply and finished product distribution.
The organization emphasizes its integrated production capabilities, supported by a workforce of about 105 personnel, including 20 engineers and technicians. With fixed assets valued at 3.58 million yuan, Henglong Mineral Processing Factory highlights its self-contained measurement and quality control processes, along with utilization of both domestic and foreign equipment to maintain its production standards. The factory has built its products under the registered brand “Henglong,” signaling an established presence in the mineral processing sector and a commitment to consistent product quality across its listed mineral products.
As a producer of mica powder, vermiculite powder, and other nonmetal minerals, the company positions itself to supply a diverse range of industries that rely on high-purity mineral powders and related materials. While the primary focus remains mineral processing and powder production, Henglong’s integrated approach suggests capabilities that support varied customer requirements, from material specification to packaging and delivery within the Chinese market and potentially beyond, depending on future demand and logistics arrangements.
