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BlueRidge Silica

Quartzite supplier · Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh

Quartzite for industrial use.

BlueRidge supplies quartzite for businesses that need a dependable source of material. Tell us what you’re looking for and our team will help you find the right product.

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At a glance

Explore our quartzite products
Boulders, lumps, chips and custom sizes One quartzite source
4 forms
Main composition of our quartzite Naturally occurring rock
SiO₂
South of Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh Our mine at Bukkapuram
40–50 km
Ferrosilicon, ramming mass and refractory Glass launching soon
3 uses

Who we are

Quartzite for the furnaces that make steel

BlueRidge Silica is the trading name of Blue Ridge Earthworks Pvt. Ltd., a Hyderabad company that mines Paniam Quartzite at Bukkapuram, Kurnool district, Andhra Pradesh, and supplies it to ferrosilicon, ramming-mass and refractory producers.

Company
Blue Ridge Earthworks Pvt. Ltd.
Head office
Raidurg, Hyderabad, Telangana
Mine
Bukkapuram, Kurnool district: 40–50 km south of Kurnool
Products
Quartzite boulders, lumps, chips and custom sizes

Quartzite forms

From one-foot boulders to 5 mm chips

One quartzite, supplied as boulders of about 300 mm, lumps of 30–150 mm, chips of 5–30 mm or a custom cut to your range.

Heap of large white quartzite boulders with angular broken faces and light iron staining 01 / 03

About 300 mm

Quartzite boulders

Larger quartzite pieces for buyers who process or size material at their own facility.

Quartzite boulders details

Applications

Who buys our quartzite

Ferrosilicon, ramming-mass and refractory producers use our quartzite. Discuss your requirements with our sales team to confirm the right form.

  • Illustration of a submerged-arc furnace: three electrodes in a quartzite charge, with molten metal tapped out Primary market

    Ferrosilicon & ferroalloys

    Quartzite lumps for ferrosilicon and ferroalloy producers. Share your furnace requirements with our sales team to confirm the right form.

  • Illustration of an induction furnace: a copper coil around a pale rammed lining holding molten metal Primary market

    Ramming mass

    Quartzite chips as feedstock for producers who crush, grade and blend induction-furnace linings.

  • Illustration of a furnace wall and arch built from pale refractory bricks, glowing inside Primary market

    Refractory use

    Quartzite lumps and chips for makers of refractory bricks and high-temperature linings.

  • Illustration of sand melting into molten glass that becomes a bottle and a glass sheet Coming soon

    Glass

    Quartzite for glass making is launching soon. It is not offered yet; ask our sales team to be told when it is.

Glass is launching soon and is not offered yet.

Why buyers choose us

Quartzite, discussed with you

We start from your requirements and talk them through with you before you order.

  • 01

    Composition

    Main composition: SiO₂

    Quartzite is a naturally occurring rock, so composition can vary. Ask us about the product you’re considering.

  • 02

    Quality

    Third-party testing

    Testing is carried out by reputed third-party laboratories. Our sales team shares relevant quality information during buyer discussions.

  • 03

    One source

    From our own mine

    Every form comes from our quartzite mine at Bukkapuram, 40–50 km south of Kurnool.

  • 04

    Your specification

    Sized to order

    Boulders, lumps, chips or a custom cut, crushed and screened at our mine to the range you need.

How it works

From mine to dispatch

Each load moves through four stages at our mine at Bukkapuram: assessment, extraction, crushing and screening, then loading for dispatch.

Mine face

  1. Stage 1 of 4

    Mine assessment

    Mapping, drilling and sampling show where the cleanest quartzite sits before a face is opened.

    Illustration of a crawler drilling rig sampling a quartzite bench beside a survey tripod and a tray of samples
    • Mapping
    • Drilling
    • Sampling

  2. Stage 2 of 4

    Extraction

    Open-cast mining of a shallow, near-horizontal quartzite seam with little overburden.

    Illustration of a tracked excavator digging broken white quartzite from an open-cast pit
    • Open-cast
    • Near-horizontal seam
    • Minimal overburden

  3. Stage 3 of 4

    Crushing & screening

    Quartzite is crushed and screened into boulders, lumps, chips or a custom cut.

    Illustration of a crushing and screening plant feeding a conveyor, with quartzite piles sorted by size
    • Boulders ~300 mm
    • Lumps 30–150 mm
    • Chips 5–30 mm

  4. Stage 4 of 4

    Loading & dispatch

    Graded material is stockpiled by size and loaded for dispatch from the mine.

    Illustration of a wheel loader and dump truck loading sorted quartzite stockpiles for dispatch
    • Stockpiled by size
    • Loaded at the mine
    • Bukkapuram, Kurnool

Dispatch

Contact

Questions? Contact our team.

Call our sales team or send us a message, and we’ll help you find the right quartzite product. Sales: +91 77377 39955 · +91 94924 34398

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