Parshwa Cement

40mm Crusher Aggregate is a coarse aggregate formed by crushing large rocks (typically basalt, granite, or limestone) into angular fragments that are 40mm in maximum size. It is primarily used in mass concreting, road construction, foundations, and other applications where strength and bulk are prioritized over finish or surface aesthetics.

6mm Crusher Aggregate is a fine aggregate produced by crushing small stones or rocks, typically consisting of fragments that pass through a 6mm sieve. It is used in applications requiring smaller-sized aggregates, such as in mortar, plastering, and concrete for fine finishing.

20mm Crusher Aggregate is a coarse aggregate produced by crushing larger stones or rocks, usually consisting of fragments with a maximum size of 20mm. It is commonly used in concrete production, road construction, and other heavy-duty applications where strength and load-bearing capacity are important.

10mm Crusher Aggregate is a coarse aggregate produced by mechanically crushing rocks such as granite, basalt, limestone, or dolomite into angular particles, with a maximum size of 10mm. It is widely used in concrete production and other construction applications where fine and strong aggregate is required.