Granular refractories boiler bed material in IS-8 grade, used in circulating fluidised bed boilers
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Boiler Products

Refractories, boiler bed materials, fire clays, cement, structural bricks, biomass fuels and high-grade clays — supplied to refractory installations, CFB boilers, kilns and turbine power units.

High Alumina Brick Powder

Refractory

Used in refractory bricks, mortar, welding flux and nozzle mouth applications (for iron filter manufacturing).

Particle size0–5 mm
Al2O3 (Alumina) content70%
Mesh size60 (fines)
Maximum temperature1700 °C

Refractories Boiler Bed Material — IS-8 Grade

CFB Boiler

Engineered bed material for circulating fluidised bed (CFB) boiler usage.

Particle size0.85 mm – 2.36 mm
Al2O3 content35–40%
SiO2 content45–55%
Bulk density1000–1100 kg/m³
Operating temperature1400 °C

Fire Clay

Furnace & Brick Lining

For furnace construction tasks and brick lining.

Mesh size60 & 100 (fines)
Al2O3 content30% – 50%
Service temperature1400 °C – 1600 °C

Cement

Turbine Power Units

Cement applications in turbine power units.

Mesh size60 mesh
Service temperature1600 °C

Refractories Brick Powder — IS-8 Grade

Refractory

Used in refractory bricks, mortar, welding flux and nozzle mouth (for iron filter manufacturing). Size and chemical composition can be customised as per customer requirement.

Particle sizes available0–1 mm, 1–3 mm, 3–5 mm
Al2O3 content40–70%
Service temperature1400–1700 °C

IS-6 Bricks

Refractory Brick
Al2O3 content30%
Service temperature1400 °C

IS-8 Bricks

Refractory Brick
Al2O3 content40%
Service temperature1500 °C

Biomass Pellets

Industrial Fuel

High-quality biomass pellets — a reliable, eco-friendly alternative to coal designed for efficient combustion in industrial applications. Sustainable, cost-effective and supplied with consistent year-round availability.

Gross Calorific Value (GCV)3200–3700 kcal/kg
Sizes available8 mm, 16 mm (custom on request)
Moisture4% – 6%

De-Oiled Cashew Nut Shell Cake

Bio Shell Cake

Also known as Bio Shell Cake — an eco-friendly biomass fuel derived from cashew nut shells after extraction of Cashew Nut Shell Liquid (CNSL). Offers high calorific value with clean combustion and minimal ash, suitable for industrial boilers, kilns and furnaces.

Gross Calorific Value (GCV)4200–4600 kcal/kg
Moisture10%

Ball Clay

Ceramic Grade

Ball clay's exceptional plasticity makes it essential in ceramic manufacturing, allowing easy shaping for intricate designs. Its high green strength prevents cracks during handling, while superior bonding enhances durability for high-quality ceramics.

Chemistry (XRF method)

SiO247.2%
Al2O335.1%
Fe2O30.85%
TiO21.50%
K2O / Na2O0.10% / 0.00%
CeO / MgO0.05% / 0.01%
L.O.I.14.4%

Physical & fired properties (1205 °C lab furnace)

Water of plasticity42%
Residue 350#<1%
Dry MOR (extruded bar)30 kg/cm²
Soluble salts<600 ppm
Colour L value>90
Fired shrinkage12%
Fired MOR>300 kg/cm²
Water absorption<14%

Silica Sand

High-Purity Mineral

A high-purity industrial mineral primarily composed of silicon dioxide (SiO2). Widely used across industries for its chemical stability, durability and high-temperature resistance. Available in different grades to meet diverse applications.

Chemical propertyWeight %
Loss on ignition1.00 – 5.00
Silica (SiO2)84.00 – 93.00
Iron (Fe2O3)0.30 – 1.80
Alumina (Al2O3)2.00 – 8.00
Calcium (CaO)0.30 – 3.00
Magnesium (MgO)0.30 – 4.00
Sulphur (SO3)0.44 – 2.00
Sodium (Na2O)0.03 – 0.07
Stacked hexagonal coconut charcoal briquette tubes ready for industrial fuel use
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Briquettes

A briquette is a block of compressed coconut coal dust, charcoal dust, sawdust, wood chips or biomass — used as fuel in stoves and boilers. We supply briquettes for thermal applications across industries.

Types of briquettes we supply

Coconut Charcoal

~80% charcoal content, 7500–8000 kcal/kg, tube-shape design, low ash & smoke.

Saw Dust

Compressed wood-waste briquettes for industrial thermal and heating applications.

Rice Husk

Agro-waste briquettes for steam generation, drying processes and gasification.

Coal Powder

Agglomerated coal-powder briquettes for higher-density industrial fuel needs.

Different briquette types are matched to end-use requirements. Packing options: corrugated carton box, craft bags or PP bags.

Coconut charcoal briquette — key benefits

  • Pollution free
  • Economical
  • High energy content
  • Calorific value 7500–8000 kcal/kg
  • Lower ash & moisture
  • No smoke / no spark
  • Regular tube shape
  • Easy to store & transport

Reference: ordinary charcoal has a calorific value of ~6,500 kcal/kg. Briquetted charcoal also burns longer than lump wood charcoal.

Thermal applications

Briquettes are widely used for any type of thermal application — steam generation in boilers, heating, drying processes and gasification plants — as a replacement for coal, wood and liquid fuels (FO, Diesel, LDO, Kerosene, etc.).

  • Gasifier systems
  • Ceramic industries
  • Refractory industries
  • Solvent extraction plants
  • Chemical industries
  • Dyeing units
  • Milk plants
  • Food processing
  • Rolling mills
  • Vegetable plants
  • Textile units
  • Spinning mills
  • Lamination industries
  • Leather industries
  • Brick making
  • Rubber industries

Raw materials & indicative calorific values

Indicative values per supplier brochure data. Final ash content and calorific value vary by lot and origin.

  • Groundnut Shell4,5243.80% ash
  • Bagasse4,3801.80% ash
  • Castor Seed Shells3,8628.00% ash
  • Saw Dust Briq.3,8988.20% ash
  • Cotton Stalks/Chips4,2523.00% ash
  • Bamboo Dust4,1608.00% ash
  • Babool (Wood)4,7070.90% ash
  • Coffee Husk4,0455.30% ash
  • Tobacco Waste4,2373.80% ash
  • Mustard Stalk4,2003.40% ash
  • Mustard Shell4,3003.70% ash
  • Wheat Straw4,1008.00% ash
  • Sunflower Stalk4,3004.30% ash
  • Jute Waste4,4283.00% ash
  • Palm Husk3,9004.90% ash
  • Soya Bean Husk4,1704.10% ash
  • Sugarcane3,99610.00% ash
  • Coir Pitch4,1469.10% ash
  • Rice Husks3,20019.20% ash
  • Wood Chips4,7851.20% ash
  • Paddy Straw3,46915.50% ash
  • Tea Waste2,91031.50% ash

All values in kcal/kg.

Coconut shell charcoal — the intermediate carbonised material used to produce activated carbon
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Coconut Charcoal & Activated Carbon

Coconut shell charcoal is an intermediate product made by carbonising coconut shells. Activated carbon is an inert, porous material used for casting foundries, gas/vapour adsorption and liquid purification.

Grades & demand profile

GradeIndicative demand share
Coconut Charcoal chips30%
Powder35%
Granular pelletised grade15%
Pharmaceutical grade20%

Pharmaceutical-grade carbon is typically made from pinewood charcoal owing to very low ash and acid-soluble content.

Grade-wise application

Coconut Charcoal Chips

Foundries for C.I. castings. Indicative reference demand: ~25,000 tonnes per annum.

Powdered Activated Carbon

Vegetable oils, fats, sugar, water treatment, pharmaceuticals, fine chemicals and food products. Indicative reference demand: ~32,500 tonnes per annum.

Granular Activated Carbon

Automotive canisters, air purification, chemical and pharmaceutical industries. Indicative reference demand: ~5,000 tonnes per annum.

Pelletised Activated Carbon

Solvent recovery and catalyst applications. Indicative reference demand: ~3,000 tonnes per annum.

  • Granules
  • Powder
  • Pellets
  • Casting foundries
  • Water treatment
  • Air purification
  • Solvent recovery

Tonnage figures above are reference industry consumption values from supplier documentation and are illustrative, not committed supply volumes.

Other related products available on request

  • Activated Carbon for treatment plants
  • Limestone & Lime Powder
  • Silica Sand
  • Calcium Silicate
  • Quartz & Quartz Powder
  • Industrial Slag
  • Mill Scale
  • Epoxy & EPDM Products
  • Pigments & VOC-Free Paints
Clear quartz crystal demonstrating the high purity and crystalline structure of supplied quartz material
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Quartz

Quartz is a hard, crystalline mineral composed of silicon and oxygen (SiO2). Quartz ore is a natural source of silica with a purity of more than 99%. High-grade silica is snow-white in colour, and A-grade silica typically has a whiteness greater than 96%.

Grades & applications

GradeApplication
A — SiO2 97–99%Glass Industry
B — SiO2 ≥ 98%Ferro-Silicon Industry
C — SiO2 ≥ 97%Ceramic & Pottery
D — SiO2 ≥ 97%Foundry & Molding
E — SiO2 ≥ 97%Sodium Silicate

Use of quartz by industry (indicative)

  • Glass making80–90%
  • Chemical industry70–80%
  • Steel industry20–30%
  • Foundry industry20–30%
  • Ceramic industry50–60%
  • Abrasive industry60–70%

Percentage use varies by product quality requirements.

Broader applications of quartz

  • Glass
  • Foundry
  • Sodium & potassium silicate
  • Ferro-silicon
  • Refractory
  • Iron & steel
  • Cement
  • Fertilizer
  • Ceramic
  • Silicon carbide & abrasives
  • Chemical
  • Insulation products
  • Insecticide
  • Electrode
  • Coal washeries
  • Paint
  • Rubber
  • Water filtration
  • Sand–lime brick
  • Plastering mortars
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