Cement is the basic and the most widely used building material. Twice as much Cement/Concrete is used worldwide than all other Building Materials.

A Mixture of Limestone and Clay is ground and burnt at a very high temperature to form Clinker. The Clinker is ground to a fine powder with addition of Gypsum ( up to 5 %) to form Cement. The essential components of Cement are Lime, Silica, Alumina and Iron Oxide.

There are different types of Cement , which differ based on their chemical composition. However, the manufacturing process remains the same.

Cement – Varieties

There are different varieties of cement based on different compositions according to specific end uses, namely, Ordinary Portland Cement, Portland Puzzolona Cement, White Cement, Portland Blast Furnace Slag Cement and Specialized Cement.

The basic difference lies in the percentage of clinker used.

Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC) 53 Grade which surpasses the requirements of IS269-2015 Grade. It is produced by inter grinding of high grade clinker (with high C3S content) and right quality gypsum in predetermined proportions.
It is recognized for its high early strength and excellent ultimate strength because of its optimum particle size distribution, superior crystalline structure and balanced phase composition and hence widely used and suitable for speedy construction, durable concrete and economic concrete mix designs.
Advantages
Superior quality ensures substantial savings in cement consumption
Development of very high compressive strength in early stages helps in early de-shuttering
Superior resistance to sulphate attack due to less C3A content
Durable Concrete
Feasible for economical concrete mix designs
Low percentage of alkalies, chlorides, magnesia and free lime results in longer life of concrete structures.
Applications
Suitable for Residential, Commercial, Industrial Structures, Bridges And Dams, Highways,high-rise Buildings, Runways etc.
Recommended for all types of RCC Structures, Concrete Blocks, Electric Poles, Paver Blocks Etc.

Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC) 43 Grade is a premium quality cement manufactured from world renowned Narzi limestone. Made using next generation German Technology, the 43 Grade cement develops high early strength as well as high ultimate strength.

Advantages
Superior quality ensures substantial savings in cement consumption
Development of very high compressive strength in early stages helps in early de-shuttering
Superior resistance to sulphate attack due to less C3a content
Low alkali content in cement provides protection against alkali aggregate reaction
High fineness results in better workability enduring dense, durable concrete
High early strength facilitates speedy construction
Applications
Suitable for residential, commercial, industrial structures, bridges and dams, highways, high-rise buildings, runways etc.
Pre-stressed concrete
Recommended for all types of RCC structures, concrete blocks, electric poles, paver blocks etc.

Our Cement is versatile cement with distinct advantages. This cement is an ideal blend of high quality clinker and carefully selected high quality artificial pozzolana materials, which provide adequate initial strength and high ultimate strength. Our cement also offers excellent resistance to harmful environment and chemical attacks. The cement is an unique combination of STRENGTH AND QUALITY.

Advantages
Superior quality ensures substantial savings in cement consumption
Development of very high compressive strength in early stages helps in early de-shuttering
Superior resistance to sulphate attack due to less C3A content
Durable Concrete
Feasible for economical concrete mix designs
Low percentage of alkalies, chlorides, magnesia and free lime results in longer life of concrete structures.
Applications
Suitable for Residential, Commercial, Industrial Structures, Bridges And Dams, Highways,high-rise Buildings, Runways etc.
Recommended for all types of RCC Structures, Concrete Blocks, Electric Poles, Paver Blocks Etc.

FAQ’s

What is portland cement?

Portland cement is a manufactured product made in several steps. First we carefully blend limestone with shale or clay and iron to a desired chemical composition. We then grind it to a fine powder called raw meal. We feed the raw meal to a rotary kiln that is fired by coal, natural gas or another high energy fuel. The temperatures in the kiln reach about 2,800 F. At these temperatures the raw meal undergoes a chemical reaction and forms a new product called clinker. The clinker is mixed with about 5% gypsum and ground to a fine powder called Portland cement.

Is cement and concrete the same thing?

No, cement is the glue used to make concrete. The cement in concrete is what gives concrete its strength and durability.

Our laboratory operates twenty-four hours a day to monitor and maintain production quality and consistency. Chemical analysis of the raw and cement materials are examined by an MDX-1000+ X-ray fluorescence spectrometer. A Pearl X Fusion machine fuses the raw materials to ensure accurate spectrometer results. All of our physical and chemical tests conform to Bureau of Indian Standards and procedures.