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Deshwali Minerals
Product range

Industrial lime, graded to the duty

Four product lines from one plant at Borunda, Rajasthan. The lime products are drawn from the same controlled limestone feed — burnt, ground, slaked, or supplied as stone — and every consignment is graded to the buyer's duty.

Quick lime lumps held over a bag
CaOCalcium Oxide

Quick Lime

High-calcium burnt lime in lump and graded sizes for metallurgical, chemical and treatment duty.

Minimum order
44 tonnes
Size fractions
0 – 3 mm · 0 – 10 mm · 10 – 50 mm
Packing
10 kg bags · 40 kg bags · Jumbo bags
Jumbo bags of powder beside the grinding plant and dust collectors
CaOCalcium Oxide, ground

Quick Lime Powder

Finely ground calcium oxide for rapid-reaction duty where surface area and dosing consistency matter.

Minimum order
42 tonnes
Size fractions
0 – 3 mm · 0 – 10 mm · 10 – 50 mm
Packing
10 kg bags · 40 kg bags · Jumbo bags
Hydrated lime: a heap of fine white calcium hydroxide powder with a steel scoop
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Ca(OH)2Calcium Hydroxide

Hydrated Lime

Slaked lime — a stable, ready-to-use alkali for treatment, construction and agricultural duty.

Minimum order
42 tonnes
Size fractions
0 – 3 mm · 0 – 10 mm · 10 – 50 mm
Packing
10 kg bags · 40 kg bags · Jumbo bags
Dolomite: a heap of crushed pale grey-white dolomite rock lumps
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CaMg(CO3)2Calcium magnesium carbonate

Dolomite

The calcium–magnesium carbonate mineral, supplied graded for steel, glass, construction and soil use.

Minimum order
On enquiry
Size fractions
On enquiry
Packing
On enquiry
Choosing a grade

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The right choice usually follows from three things: how fast the reaction has to happen, how the material is handled at your end, and how far it has to travel. Tell us those and we will recommend the grade.

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From the plant

The kilns, the yard and the people who run them — photographs from the Deshwali Minerals plant. Tap a picture to see it larger.