Lime (Quicklime & Hydrated Lime)
Quicklime and hydrated lime for steelmaking, water treatment, and construction.
Applications
Quicklime (CaO) is used as a flux in steelmaking and non-ferrous smelting, removing silica, phosphorus, and sulphur from molten metal. Hydrated lime (Ca(OH)2) is applied in potable and wastewater treatment, flue-gas desulphurisation, and soil stabilisation. Both grades serve construction mortars, plasters, and a broad range of industrial chemical processes.
Grades / Types
Key facts
Specifications
| Available CaO (Quicklime) | min 90% |
|---|---|
| Ca(OH)2 Content (Hydrated Lime) | min 90% |
| MgO Content | max 2.0% |
| Loss on Ignition | max 5% |
| Reactivity (t60) | < 10 min (soft-burnt) |
| Particle Size | 0-3 mm / 10-40 mm lump / <90 µm powder |
| Standard | EN 459 / ASTM C5 / AWWA B202 |
Packing & supply
25 kg PP/paper bags, 1 MT jumbo bags, or bulk in sealed containers and vessel holds.
Loading ports & markets
Documentation & compliance
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