How We Work
Raw basalt stone boulders are extracted from our high-density blue basalt deposits. Controlled blasting and mechanical ripping allow regular extraction of rock material.
Heavy-duty industrial Jaw Crushers compress the massive rock boulders, reducing them to coarse feed stocks of around 100mm to 150mm sizes.
Cone crushers break down the coarse feedstock into smaller particles (40mm - 60mm) in preparation for VSI processing and screen classification.
Stones are accelerated and thrown against each other at high velocity. This stress shapes the particles into cubical grains, suitable for high-strength concrete works.
Multi-deck vibrating screens separate the crushed stone into precise sizes: 40mm, 20mm, 10mm, and 6mm aggregates, routing them to designated stockpiles.
Fractions designated for plastering or concrete sand are passed through double hydro-cyclone wash units, extracting organic residues and fine basalt dust.
Our material scientists perform sieve grading analysis, impact value measurements, and silt assessments to confirm conformity to IS:383 guidelines.
Materials are loaded onto our heavy-duty logistics fleet for delivery to highways, commercial sites, or ready-mix batching complexes.