• ColorWhite
• Purity99 %
• GradeIndustrial Grade
• Magnesium1.4%
• Iron Oxide0.0342%
• FormLumps

• Fe2O30.05% max
• SiO20.14% max
• Al2O30.05% max
• MgO0.88% max
• Calcium Hydroxide92% min
• Calcium Oxide66% min

• ColorWhite
• Ferric Oxide0.10 %
• Specific Gravity2.570
• Calcium Oxide0.22 %
• Iron0.10 %
• Titanium Oxide32.01 %

• MOQ 100 to 1500 Ton

It is produced when limestone is heated above 900 °C, a temperature at which limestone decomposes to carbon dioxide and quicklime (CaO). Quicklime is also known as Calcium oxide (CaO)/ Burnt lime. It is found in both lumps and powder form. Quick Lime is used as a flux in steel plants, metallurgical plants and refractories thus making it integral to metal manufacturing. Used as coagulant, Quick Lime aids in manufacturing of sheet with grass and waste paper. Hydrated Lime is used for bleaching the same.

• MOQ 1000 to 50000 Ton

Limestone is by definition a rock that contains at least 50% calcium carbonate in the form of calcite by weight. All limestones contain at least a few percent other materials.

• MOQ 100 to 2000 Ton

It is a fine white dry powder that is manufactured by reacting Calcium Oxide with water. It is also known as Calcium Hydroxide/ Slaked Lime. Hydrated Lime has many industrial uses and is found in different grades ranging from 60% to 96+1%.