Silica sand is used across many industries — each needs a specific grade. Find the right silica sand for your application, with the grades and specifications we supply from our Karauli, Rajasthan mines.

Glass manufacturing needs high-purity, low-iron silica sand (99.5%+ SiO₂, Fe₂O₃ below 0.02%) so the finished glass is clear and st…
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Foundries use silica sand as moulding and core sand to shape molten metal. It must be refractory, have a controlled AFS grain fine…
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Water filtration uses graded, high-purity silica sand as a filter medium to trap contaminants. It works because of its uniform par…
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Construction uses washed, well-graded silica sand in concrete, mortar, plaster and asphalt. Clean, clay-free sand improves strengt…
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Oil and gas fracturing uses frac sand as a proppant that holds fractures open so hydrocarbons can flow. It needs high crush streng…
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Paints and coatings use fine, high-purity silica as a functional filler to improve durability, brightness, colour consistency and …
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Ceramics and tile manufacturing uses ground silica to regulate drying and shrinkage and to improve the structural integrity of the…
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Golf courses, sports fields and artificial turf use silica sand for drainage, permeability and durability — in bunkers and greens,…
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Tile adhesives, wall putty and construction compounds use fine silica (quartz) powder as a functional filler for strength, workabi…
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Metal polishing compounds and luster (lustre) bars use fine, high-whiteness silica (quartz) powder as an abrasive and filler. Shiv…
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