Concrete sand is a coarse aggregate material primarily used in the manufacturing of ready-mix concrete and asphalt. It is specially graded and washed to remove impurities and ensure optimal mix design.

Plaster Sand is a very fine grade of sand used for internal and external render, plastering and screeding. It creates a smooth and even finish and can be used for filling cracks. The Fineness Modulus of this sand is not less than 1.4.

VSI Dust, also known as Crusher Dust or Quarry Dust, is a by-product of the crushing process of rock or stone in VSI (Vertical Shaft Impactor) machines. It typically ranges from fine dust particles to a maximum size of 4.75mm with a specific gravity ranging from 2.6 to 2.9

It plays a vital role as a component in concrete, enhancing the workability of the mixture.

Known for its high strength and durability. It provides a solid foundation for structures, enabling them to withstand heavy loads and extreme weather conditions.

Inert granular materials (not exceeding the nominal size of 63 mm) such as sand, along with water and Portland cement and / or asphalt / bitumen, are essential ingredients in concrete.

A medium-sized aggregate that is often used in the construction of foundations, roads, and other infrastructure projects.

A large-sized aggregate that is often used in the construction of heavy-duty structures, such as bridges and high-rise buildings.

An extra-large-sized aggregate that is primarily used in the construction of high-rise buildings and other heavy-duty structures.

Granular Sub Base (GSB) is a fundamental component used in road construction, serving as a sub-base layer. Whether sourced naturally or created through artificial means, GSB consists of crushed aggregates that are utilized in granular form. Positioned above the subgrade layer and below the base layer, this essential layer is commonly referred to as the granular subbase.

Washed M-Sand, 10mm and 20mm Aggregates, made by processing of recyclable materials such as construction and Demolition Waste, Mining Overburden (OB) and Dredged Materials to promote a Circular Economy.