Updates from M/s Maa Jagdamba Stone Works on stone products, construction materials and our operations.
Stone aggregates are supplied in standard sizes. Here is a simple guide to what 10mm, 20mm and 40mm aggregates are and where each size is commonly used.
Read Article: Understanding Stone Aggregate Sizes: 10mm, 20mm and 40mm Explained
Large stone boulders are used in foundations, retaining walls, river protection and as raw material for crushing. A short overview of their main uses.
Crushed stone passes through several steps before it reaches a construction site. Here is how raw rock becomes graded aggregate.
Aggregates make up most of the volume of concrete. Their size, shape and cleanliness have a direct effect on strength and durability.
Quarry work involves heavy machinery, height and moving loads. These basic safety practices help protect workers and visitors.
Responsible mining means controlling dust, protecting water and restoring land. Here are common measures used at stone mining sites.
Stone dust is produced during crushing and is often considered as an alternative to sand. Here is how the two compare and where each is typically used.
A road is only as strong as the layers below its surface. A simple guide to sub-base and base materials such as GSB and graded aggregates.
Timely delivery of stone and aggregates keeps a project on schedule. These planning tips help avoid delays and wastage at site.
Legal mining requires several approvals. A general overview of the kinds of documents involved and why buyers may ask about them.
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