Swastik Minerals & Chemical Industries

Hydrated Lime

Hydrated Lime is a fine white powder made by processing high-quality quicklime with water. It is used in many industries because of its chemical stability, high purity, and wide range of uses. Its strong alkaline properties make it a good choice for water treatment, construction, chemical processing, environmental projects, and industrial manufacturing. Hydrated Lime stands out for its high reactivity, steady composition, and ease of handling. It neutralises acidic substances, improves soil quality, strengthens construction materials, and helps purify water and industrial waste. Made under strict quality standards, it provides reliable performance and consistent results in various applications.

Hydrated Lime Specifications

Applications

Water Treatment

Used for pH adjustment, softening, and purification of drinking water and wastewater.

Construction & Building Materials

Improves workability, plasticity, and strength of mortar and plaster. Used in whitewashing, cement, and other building materials.

Steel & Metallurgical Industries

Used as a fluxing agent in steel manufacturing and helps in removing impurities during metallurgical processes.

Sugar & Chemical Processing

Used in sugar refining, chemical manufacturing, and various reactions as a neutralizing and purification agent.

Petroleum and Petrochemical Industry

It is utilized in the refining of petroleum to neutralize acidic components in crude oil and as an additive in oil-well drilling fluids to help maintain the desired viscosity and manage chemical stability during the drilling process.

Soil Stabilization & Agriculture

Helps in improving soil quality, corrects soil acidity, and supplies calcium to promote better crop yield.

Environmental Applications

Used in flue gas desulfurization, pollution control, and treatment of industrial effluents.

Food Processing

High-purity hydrated lime is used in the food industry as a firming agent for vegetables, in the clarification of juice (such as cane or corn syrup), and in the production of corn-based products like tortillas to help peel the corn kernels.

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