Chuna Rate Today
Indicative chuna / lime rate per metric ton from Merta City, Nagaur, Rajasthan — the traditional name, the same kiln-made lime.
Rates shown are indicative market rates, exclusive of GST. Final price may vary with quantity, specification, grade, packaging, transportation and delivery location. Contact our sales team for a firm quotation.
What chuna are you buying?
Chuna is the everyday name for lime, and it covers more than one material: burnt lump lime (quicklime), slaked lime powder (hydrated lime), and construction chuna used in mortars, whitewash and plasters. The rate depends on which one your work needs — whitewash chuna and steel-plant lime are different products at different prices. If you are unsure, describe the use on WhatsApp and we will point you at the right material and its rate.
Common chuna uses
- Whitewash and traditional plasters
- Lime mortar for construction and restoration
- Soil treatment for farming and ponds
- Water cleaning in villages and factories
- Industrial uses — see quicklime and hydrated lime
Supply details
- Forms: lump chuna or powder
- Packaging: 25/50 kg bags, jumbo bags, loose
- MOQ: from one truckload; local smaller lots on request
- Dispatch: Merta City, Nagaur, Rajasthan
Chuna vs hydrated lime
Construction chuna sold in bazaars is usually slaked lime of ordinary purity; industrial hydrated lime is the same chemistry held to a specification. If your buyer or consultant wrote Ca(OH)2 with a purity number, quote against hydrated lime; for whitewash, plaster and village use, ordinary chuna does the job at a lower rate.
Frequently asked questions
What is the chuna rate today?
The indicative ex-works rate appears above when published, excluding GST and freight. WhatsApp us the quantity and your district for a firm rate — bazaars quote per bag; we quote per ton or per bag as you prefer.
Do you sell chuna per kg or per bag?
We are a manufacturer, so pricing is per ton or per bag in truckload lots. For a per-bag price at your location, tell us how many bags and where.
Is your chuna good for whitewash?
Yes — fresh kiln lime slakes into bright whitewash chuna. Tell us the use and we will send the right form (lump for on-site slaking, or ready powder).