Durga Chemicals

Nai Basti, Katni, Madhya Pradesh

We make available the Limestone that has silica in diverse proportions, and is made using calcite mineral. The Limestone, which we offer, is available in diverse grades and can be purchased by the clients, at the most reasonable price. We are credible Manufacturer and Supplier of Limestone located in Katni (Madhya Pradesh). Features Easy to cut Excellent quality High solubility Absorbs water Used In Iron & Steel Industry Fertilizers Industry Glass Industry Cement Industry Sugar Industry Chemical Industry Chemical Properties CaCO 3 : 85-97% CaO : 48-54%+ SiO 2 : Below 1% Range : Lumps/ Powder/ Chips Chemical Formulae : CaCO 3

Available in varied sizes and lumps, the Calcined Lime , which we offer, is made of premium Steam Coal and Limestone. The Steam Coal ensures full combustion of lime so as to confirm that the best quality Calcined Lime is derived. We are considered to be standing amidst the most credible Manufacturers and Suppliers from Katni (Madhya Pradesh). Details Of Calcined Lime High level of CaO Full Burned Sulphur Free Applications Of Calcined Lime Steel Paints Paper In sugar mills Fly ash brick Composition Of Calcined Lime CaO : 80-85% LOI : 4-5% SiO 2 : 4%

Majorly used for making bricks, as it has high level of Calcium Hydroxide, the Hydrated Lime Powder , which we offer, is known for its excellent quality. We are trusted Manufacturer and Supplier of Hydrated Lime Powder that contains Quick Lime, Water, etc. The clients can purchase the Hydrated Lime Powder from us at the most economical rates. Applications Lather making Water treatment Fertilizers plant Fly ash brick plant Composition : CaO-70-75%

We are offering coal. all grades(gcv), sizes at best price. coal has been a useful resource. It is primarily burned for the production of electricity andor heat, and is also used for industrial purposes, such as refining metals. A fossil fuel, coal forms when dead plant matter is converted into peat, which in turn is converted into lignite, then sub-bituminous coal, after that bituminous coal, and lastly anthracite.