In the field of ceramic materials processing, achieving fine powder with precise particle size is essential for product quality and consistency. Among the materials often used in ceramics, gypsum plays an important role as a component for molds, glazing additives, and structural materials. Producing 600-mesh gypsum powder requires advanced grinding technology and efficient performance from the mill used. In this article, we will explore how high-performance mills from Shanghai Zenith Machinery Co., Ltd. help achieve top-quality gypsum powders in Laos’ ceramics industry.
Shanghai Zenith Machinery Co., Ltd. is a leading manufacturer of industrial grinding equipment with profound expertise in ultra-fine powder processing. Zenith’s continuous innovation, energy-saving designs, and environment-friendly equipment have made it a trusted partner in the global mining and ceramics sectors.

Gypsum (CaSO4·2H2O) is one of the most important minerals used in ceramics, not only as a raw material for molds but also as a component that affects the setting properties of ceramic slip and glazes. In the ceramic industry of Laos, where the market for construction ceramics and art ceramics is expanding, the demand for high-purity and ultra-fine gypsum powder has grown significantly.
Producing gypsum powder with a fineness of 600 mesh requires precise control over particle size distribution, consistent feeding, and low contamination. This is where professional grinding equipment such as the LUM Ultrafine Vertical Mill or the XZM Ultrafine Grinding Mill from Shanghai Zenith make a difference.

To achieve a gypsum powder that meets 600-mesh specifications, the following performance parameters are crucial:
Zenith’s advanced grinding systems integrate crushing, grinding, drying, and classification in a single unit, making the entire process cleaner and more efficient.
For the production of 600-mesh gypsum powder, two of Zenith’s equipment models are particularly recommended: the LUM Ultrafine Vertical Mill and the XZM Ultrafine Grinding Mill. These models are designed to handle non-metallic minerals like gypsum, calcite, kaolin, and limestone to produce ultra-fine, high-quality powders suitable for ceramic processing.
The LUM Ultrafine Vertical Mill combines grinding, selecting, and conveying in one integrated system. It offers precise control over fineness and ensures low noise and vibration during operation. The vertical design offers a smaller footprint and is highly suitable for industrial ceramic material applications in Laos where land and operational efficiency are paramount.
| Model | Main machine power (kW) | Capacity (t/h) | Size distribution D97 (μm) |
|---|---|---|---|
| LUM1525 | 220–250 | 1.6–11.5 | 5–30 |
| LUM1632 | 280–315 | 2.0–13.5 | 5–30 |
| LUM1836 | 355–400 | 2.3–15 | 5–30 |
This mill ensures excellent particle uniformity and eliminates large particles through an integrated classifier. Its advanced control system makes it possible to automatically adjust parameters depending on moisture content and feed hardness, delivering stable quality output for ceramic-grade gypsum.
For smaller or mid-sized gypsum grinding plants, the XZM Ultrafine Grinding Mill is a perfect choice. It is designed for high-frequency and precision grinding with mesh ranges between 325 and 2500, making it extremely versatile for various ceramic applications. The mill delivers stable and energy-efficient grinding performance, ideal for 600-mesh powder.
| Model | Working diameter (mm) | Max feed size (mm) | Final size (mesh) | Output (kg/h) | Main motor power (kW) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| XZM221 | Φ800 | ≤20 | 325–2500 | 500–4500 | 75 |
| XZM268 | Φ1680 | ≤20 | 325–2500 | 5000–25000 | 315 |
The XZM mill’s built-in high-efficiency turbine classifier provides precise control of powder fineness, while the optimized airflow system guarantees high output and prevents material buildup. Its structure makes maintenance easy and ensures long-term operational stability, especially in humid environments such as those found in southern Laos.

Laos has been developing its ceramic industry, from tile production to artistic pottery, driven by both domestic demand and export opportunities. To meet market expectations, many manufacturers have begun upgrading their grinding lines. By installing high-efficiency mills such as Zenith’s LUM or XZM series, producers can ensure uniform particle size distribution and enhanced mechanical strength of ceramic molds and tiles.
In a typical setup for a 600-mesh gypsum grinding line, the process includes the following stages:
Producing fine 600-mesh gypsum powder for ceramic applications in Laos requires advanced grinding technology that delivers both quality and efficiency. Shanghai Zenith Machinery Co., Ltd. offers complete grinding solutions through their LUM Ultrafine Vertical Mill and XZM Ultrafine Grinding Mill. These machines embody energy-saving principles, precision control, and high automation, making them perfect for large- and small-scale ceramic material plants in Southeast Asia.
With mature global service support and engineering expertise, Zenith continues to assist partners in achieving high-value, environment-friendly production lines. For companies in Laos seeking to enhance their ceramic materials production, investing in Zenith’s advanced gypsum grinding technology is a forward-looking decision that promises higher productivity and better product quality.