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In construction and geology, “Aggregates & Stones” refers to a mixture of different stone particles or crushed rock bound together. The term is often used interchangeably with aggregate or construction aggregate. Aggregated stones are usually sand, gravel, crushed stone, or recycled concrete mixed together to form a base or ingredient for construction.
- 6MM TO 10MM
- 10MM TO 14MM (12MM)
- 19MM TO 20MM (20MM)
- 40MM TO 70MM (70MM)
- HARDCORE STONES
- QUARRY STONE DUST
- QUARRY ROAD STONE BASE
Fine Aggregate – sand, crushed stone dust, or manufactured sand (particles < 5 mm).
Coarse Aggregate – gravel or crushed rock (particles > 5 mm).
Natural Aggregate – taken directly from quarries, rivers, or pits.
Recycled Aggregate – from demolished concrete or reclaimed asphalt pavement.
Concrete Production – mixed with cement and water to form concrete.
Road Construction – used as base material or sub-base under asphalt.
Railway Ballast – supports railway tracks.
Drainage Systems – prevents water accumulation.
Landscaping – decorative gravel or stones.
Provide strength and volume to concrete and other materials.
Reduce cost because stone aggregates are cheaper than cement.
Improve durability and load-bearing capacity.
Enhance drainage and reduce erosion.