Chemical Composition
- Calcium Carbonate (CaCO₃): ≥85–90%
- Calcium Oxide Equivalent (CaO): ≥47–50%
- Neutralizing Value (CCE): ≥85–90%
- Magnesium Carbonate (MgCO₃): 2–18% (customized)
Soil Cal is a high-purity agricultural lime engineered to deliver an optimal balance of calcium carbonate (CaCO₃) and magnesium carbonate (MgCO₃). This combination makes it an ideal amendment for improving soil health, fertility and pH balance. It neutralizes acidity, enhances nutrient availability and supplies essential calcium and magnesium to support strong root development and balanced crop nutrition. Suitable for cropland, forestry and horticultural applications, Soil Cal helps drive healthier growth and higher yields.
Soil Cal delivers multiple advantages for soil management and crop production. Its high calcium carbonate content neutralises acidity, creating a more favourable environment for nutrient uptake. The calcium oxide equivalent supports soil conditioning while magnesium carbonate improves nutrient absorption and root development.
These benefits make Soil Cal an essential tool for improving soil health, crop growth and overall agricultural productivity.
Soil Cal is suitable for a wide range of agricultural and horticultural applications where soil conditioning and nutrient supplementation are required. In horticulture, it supports healthy plant development and consistent crop yields.
These uses demonstrate the versatility of Soil Cal as a soil amendment that drives healthier growth and improved agricultural outcomes.
Soil Cal is manufactured to ensure consistent chemical composition and particle size for effective field application. The product contains 85 to 90 percent calcium carbonate, 47 to 50 percent calcium oxide equivalent and a neutralising value of 85 to 90 percent. Magnesium carbonate content ranges from 2 to 18 percent and can be customised according to specific crop or soil requirements.
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High-grade lime sweetener corrects marginal lime, balances high-silica mixes, improves nodulization and kiln throughput and supports consistent strength development at grinding—stabilizing clinker and cement performance across plants.
As a fluxing agent, lime optimizes slag formation, reduces impurities and improves overall melt quality. In sintering, high-grade lime binds fines and lowers melt temperature for strong, reactive sinter—supporting efficient blast furnace and cleaner steel in secondary metallurgy.
Chemical-grade lime is a critical raw material for producing high-purity lime and calcium derivatives. Its consistent CaCO₃ content, low silica and minimal iron ensure predictable reactivity and clean conversion in calcination, hydration and chemical reaction processes. Whether in rotary kilns, PFR kilns, or shaft kilns, it supports reactive lime, PCC and specialty calcium compounds.
CFB and coal-based units rely on lime injection/FGD for SO₂ capture. High-reactivity lime improves capture efficiency in both retrofit and new builds—helping plants meet stringent air-quality norms.
High-calcium, low-iron lime lowers melting temperatures and stabilizes batch chemistry. Tight sizing ensures uniform melt flow; ultra-low iron is critical for solar, optical and premium architectural glass clarity.
High-purity CaCO₃ provides bioavailable calcium for bone mineralization, muscle function and eggshell formation. Controlled particle sizes enable uniform mixing, predictable release and consistent feed performance across growth stages.
To manage soil acidity, lime supplies calcium (and magnesium where dolomitic), improving structure, microbial activity and nutrient availability. Result: better root development, balanced uptake and improved yields.
GCC/lime powder is a cost-effective mineral extender for plastics, paints, rubber and more—improving bulk density, workability, rheology, dimensional stability and throughput with consistent sizing and low moisture.