Bentonite Montmorillonite – a mineral from volcanic ash with high binding power.
It has a high binding capacity and increases its surface in connection with water. This results in its unusually high absorption capacity for deposited substances. Very high binding capacity for pollutants of all kinds. Binds heavy metals and can also bind radioactive elements.
Bentonite Montmorillonite – mineral from volcanic ash with high binding power. It has a high binding capacity and increases its surface in connection with water. This results in its unusually high absorption capacity for deposited substances. It has a montmorillonite content of at least 95%. Very high binding capacity for pollutants of all kinds. Binds heavy metals and can also bind radioactive elements. Ingredients: here the chemical analysis of the bentonite; [%] SiO2 59,50, TiO2 0,97, AL2O3 14,90, Fe2O3 6,80, MnO 0,023, MgO 2,10, CaO 0,46, Na2O 0,80, K2O 1,40, F <0,0, Spez. surface. 170 m² / g, moisture ca. 5%, minerals except Montmoillonite: Muskovit, Kaolinit/Chlorit, Glaukonit, Quarz, Feldspat, Karbonate, Pyrit. It was brought to our attention, that best before on our products might come across not clear as it is month and year in 2 digits. Example 11/31 is November of 2031. Production was moved from Norway to Germany. You can still get some Bentonite from Norway.






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