Limestone
Karnool Grey Limestone
Kota Blue Limestone
Kota Brown Limestone
Lime Black Limestone
Lime Green Limestone
Lime Peacock Limestone
Lime Pink Limestone
Tandur Blue Limestone
Tandur Yellow Limestone
We have our own quarry & processing house on every major places in INDIA, We are dealing with multiple types of India LimeStone.
Limestone Powder
Limestone
Limestone
100 USD per MT
Limestone is a sedimentary rock composed principally of calcium carbonate (calcite) or the double carbonate of calcium and magnesium (dolomite). It is commonly composed of tiny fossils, shell fragments and other fossilized debris. CaCO3 - 80.2% MgCO3 - 4.9% SiO2 - 14.5%
Natural stone /Limestone tiles. Size - 18 18 inch , 24 24 inch. Thickness - 15 mm to 24 mm Form - Slab , tiles Color - Ocean blue , grey , green
Spectro Alloys and Pigments is rated amongst the topmost Manufacturers and Suppliers of Quick Lime. We are manufacturer of Limelumps, in Bangalore. we also Burnt Lime Suppliers in Bangalore. We have very good setup and good production capacity to produce Quick Lime up to 100 tons daily. We have 8 Lime Kilns in Manakpur, Gotan, Borunda which situated near by Jodhpur. Our range is inclusive of Quick Lime Powder and Quick Lime Lumps. Our Quick Lime has 40% to 90% Cao. We also offer Calcined Lime, Burnt Lime, Construction Lime, Dehydration Lime, Refinery Powder, Low Sulphur Product, etc. Applications Steel plants/ Aluminium industries Sugar industries Paper Industries Bleaching powder industries Fly ash bricks units/ CLC Blocks/AccBlocks AAC Block units PAN tobacco industries White wash shops Paint industries Water purification industries ETP plants Calcium carbonate industries To observe moisture in plastic industries/ To reduce sulphur in many industries
Limestone is calcareous sedimentary rocks formed at the bottom of lakes and seas with the accumulation of shells, bones and other calcium rich goods. It is composed of Calcium Carbonate. The organic matter upon which it settles in lakes or seas, are preserved as fossils. Over thousands and millions of years, layer after layer is built up adding weight. The heat and pressure causes chemical reaction at the bottom and the sediments turn into solid stone, the limestone.
Limestone.
