Products
Markets & Applications
Lime is a traditional binder in these materials, providing cohesion, workability, and durability.
Lime is a key component in the production of sand-lime bricks, contributing to their strength and durability.
Lime is used in the production of autoclaved aerated concrete (AAC), helping to control the setting process and contribute to its lightweight and insulating properties.
Lime is sometimes added as an additive to enhance the properties of clay bricks and roofing tiles, improving their strength and durability.
Lime acts as a flux, lowering the melting point of the ceramic materials, enabling easier firing and shaping and contributing to strength.
Limestone is a crucial raw material in cement production, while lime is sometimes used as an additive to modify the properties of concrete.
Lime helps bind the cement and fibers in fibre cement boards, providing strength and durability.
Lime-based mortars and renders are often used in the restoration of historical buildings to maintain authenticity and ensure material compatibility.
Lime is sometimes used as a pigment or additive in certain types of paint.
Lime can improve the durability and performance of asphalt roofing materials.
%201.png)