Plain Cement Concrete
Levelling course, bedding for footings, concrete roads.
Standard grades from M10 to M45, six value-added products and a six-stage in-house quality lab.
Each grade is designed and batched to your structural requirement — plain, reinforced or prestressed.
Levelling course, bedding for footings, concrete roads.
Levelling course, bedding for footings, concrete roads.
Slabs, beams, columns and footings (mild exposure).
Slabs, beams, columns and footings.
Slabs, beams, columns and footings.
Slabs, beams, columns and footings.
Prestressed concrete, slabs, beams, columns, footings.
Runways, PQC roads, prestressed girders and columns.
Beyond standard grades, our specialised mixes solve real jobsite challenges.

Rapid-setting concrete, ideal for time-sensitive projects without compromising strength or durability.

Engineered for flooring — a smooth finish with excellent load-bearing capacity.

Fibre-reinforced for enhanced structural integrity and superior crack resistance.

Self-levelling and easy to apply — perfect for even surfaces while saving time and labour.

Excellent permeability — a sustainable mix that lets water through while keeping integrity.

Functionality meets aesthetics — customisable patterns and colours for standout surfaces.
Our in-house laboratory verifies raw materials and finished concrete at every stage.
Cubes are cured for 28 days and tested on a compression machine at 7 and 28 days — and can be tested in the customer's presence at our in-house lab.
Measures the consistency and stiffness of fresh concrete. A conical mould is filled in three rammed stages, lifted, and the subsidence measured to the nearest 5 cm.
Finds the silt content of manufactured sand — excess silt increases shrinkage and permeability and causes poor bonding.
Particle-size distribution of fine and coarse aggregates; the fineness modulus is calculated (sand with F.M. above 3.2 is unsuitable).
Specific gravity of fine and coarse aggregates is found by pycnometer — a measure of strength and quality, needed to judge workability.
Aggregate impact value — the ratio of fines finer than 2.36 mm to total weight — is measured per IS 283:1970.



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