Industrial use
- Detergent production
- Liquid and gas drying (water molecules are trapped in zeolite pores)
- Selective adsorption and separation of liquid and gas mixtures (carbohydrates, CO2, NH3, even Hg vapours)
- Selective trap for atoms and molecules — due to specific porosity of zeolite
- Catalyst carriers — it is possible to build the catalyst directly into zeolite structure
- Bioelement carrier
- Filler for plastics, rubber and paper
- Ion exchanger (ionex)
- Polishing component for fluoride-based toothpastes — the abrasivity is the same as for usually used CaHPO4, but zeolites do not bind F-ions
- Additive for wood glues — zeolite neutralizes ammonia gasses and water vapours
- Building stone
- Special cements production (puzolar types)
- Cement additive – zeolite increases cement activity, it also improves the microstructure of cement. This results in improved concrete durability, corrosion resistance and decreased permeability
- Gasification additive in light building materials and insulation material production