Quick Lime & Hydrated Lime Rates
Check the latest indicative market rates for Quick Lime, Hydrated Lime, Chuna and Lime Powder from Deshwali Minerals — lime manufacturer at Merta City, Nagaur, Rajasthan.
Current rates are shared on request — WhatsApp or call for today's number| Product | Grade | Unit | Indicative rate | Last updated | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Quick Lime | Industrial Grade | Per MT | On request | — | Enquire |
| Quick Lime Powder | Industrial Grade | Per MT | On request | — | Enquire |
| Hydrated Lime | Industrial Grade | Per MT | On request | — | Enquire |
| Chuna (Lime) | Industrial Grade | Per MT | On request | — | Enquire |
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.
Latest lime market rates
Industrial lime is not exchange-traded, so there is no single official ticker — the working market rate moves with limestone and fuel costs, kiln availability, order volume and freight. The rates on this page are the current indicative selling rates of Deshwali Minerals, maintained by our own sales team and updated whenever our pricing changes. They are a starting point for budgeting; a firm quotation always follows a conversation about quantity, grade and delivery point.
What moves lime prices
- Fuel — petcoke and coal are the largest cost in burning lime; their swings move quicklime rates directly.
- Limestone quality — higher-purity feedstock costs more and yields higher-CaO lime.
- Order volume — full truckloads and contract volumes price better than small lots.
- Freight — lime is heavy; the delivery district often decides more of the landed cost than the product itself.
- Packaging — loose in bulkers, 50 kg bags or jumbo bags each carry different costs.