Fly ash

Fly ash is an industrial by‑product generated when coal is burnt in power plants. MaaxInfo supplies this material from its facility in Cuttack, Orissa, India. The ash presents a high fineness level and a low moisture content, which together promote optimal concrete mix performance. Its particles are described as volcanic‑glass like, contributing to enhanced mechanical strength and durability.

The product complies with international standards ASTM C618 and EN 450, confirming its suitability for cementitious applications. Typical fly ash of this class exhibits a specific gravity around 2.2 and a loss on ignition near 5 %. Standard chemical composition includes roughly 55 % SiO₂, 25 % Al₂O₃ and 10 % Fe₂O₃, providing the pozzolanic activity required for strength development. Typical moisture limits are below 5 % and particle size distribution often has a median (d₅₀) of about 20 µm.

Buyers such as concrete producers, road‑building contractors and cement manufacturers use the ash as a partial replacement for Portland cement. MaaxInfo offers the material in bulk quantities with flexible minimum order volumes and shipping options including FOB and CIF. Prospective importers should verify the supplier’s compliance certificates and arrange payment through L/C or T/T as appropriate. All trade terms are negotiable to match project schedules and logistical requirements.

MaaxInfo is listed with address At‑Samanta Sahi, British Radio Lane, Cuttack 753001, Orissa, India. The supplier is classified as an imported tier and holds a harbor trust tier, indicating verification through the platform’s trust system.

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