Standard Flyash

Grade F and Grade C flyash for construction manufacturing.

Standard Flyash covers Grade F (low-calcium) and Grade C (high-calcium) options, serving concrete production, brick manufacturing, block making, and general construction material applications with practical cost-performance balance.

2Grade options (F and C)
IS 3812Standard compliance
FlexibleCost-performance balance
WideManufacturing applications

Two grades for different needs

Grade F and Grade C flyash explained

Standard flyash is categorized into two grades based on calcium content and source coal type. Grade F is low-calcium with primarily pozzolanic properties, while Grade C carries higher calcium with some self-cementing ability. The choice depends on your application, mix design, and strength development timeline.

LOW CALCIUM

Grade F Flyash

Produced from burning anthracite or bituminous coal. Lower calcium content means primarily pozzolanic reactivity. Ideal for cement replacement and concrete applications where long-term strength gain is the priority.

HIGH CALCIUM

Grade C Flyash

Produced from burning lignite or sub-bituminous coal. Higher calcium content provides some self-cementing properties along with pozzolanic activity. Suitable for applications where early strength contribution is beneficial.

72%
Grade F Demand
28%
Grade C Demand

Property comparison

How Grade F and Grade C differ technically

PropertyGrade FGrade C
Calcium contentLow (<10%)High (>10%)
Primary reactionPozzolanicPozzolanic + cementitious
Early strengthModerateHigher
Long-term durabilityExcellentVery good
Source coalAnthracite / BituminousLignite / Sub-bituminous
Common useCement, concreteBricks, blocks, soil stabilization

Applications

Construction uses for standard flyash

Concrete production

Both grades support concrete mix designs with cement replacement.

Brick manufacturing

Flyash bricks offer consistent quality and reduced cement content.

Block making

AAC blocks, solid blocks, and paver blocks benefit from flyash addition.

Cement blending

Cement plants use flyash to produce Portland Pozzolana Cement.

Soil stabilization

Grade C flyash is particularly effective for soil stabilization.

Road construction

Sub-base and base course stabilization with flyash-treated aggregates.

Product comparison

Standard flyash versus classified and pond ash

ParameterStandard FlyashClassified FlyashPond Ash
ProcessingGrade-sortedAir classifiedRecovered
Quality controlGrade-basedHighVariable
FinenessStandardControlledCoarse
CostMid-rangeMid-rangeEconomical
Ideal buyerManufacturerQA-led plantContractor

Quality and testing

Standard-compliant material with documentation

All standard flyash supplied by Rockgold is graded and documented in line with IS 3812 requirements. Basic characterization covering chemical composition, fineness, and loss on ignition is provided with each dispatch. Additional testing can be arranged for projects with specific specification requirements. Grade certificates and test reports accompany every shipment.

Chemical compositionDocumented
Fineness verificationStandard
LOI compliancePer IS 3812
94%
Grade Compliance
90%
Test Coverage
92%
Documentation

Packaging options

Choose the movement format for your site

Bulk tanker

For cement plants and RMC units with pneumatic receiving.

Jumbo bags

For brick and block manufacturers with limited storage.

Loose supply

For direct consumption at manufacturing facilities.

Custom lots

Project-specific grading and packaging arrangements.

Procurement guide

Five steps from enquiry to delivery

1

Specify gradeGrade F or Grade C, application context.

2

Confirm volumeMonthly or project-total quantity.

3

Review quotePricing for selected grade and packaging.

4

Schedule dispatchAligned to production or project schedule.

5

Receive documentationGrade certificate, test report, dispatch papers.

Frequently asked questions

Standard flyash procurement queries

How do I choose between Grade F and Grade C?
Grade F is preferred for cement and concrete where pozzolanic reactivity and long-term durability are key. Grade C suits applications needing some early strength contribution, like bricks and soil stabilization.
Is standard flyash tested before dispatch?
Basic characterization is provided. Additional testing can be arranged for specific project requirements.
Can I order both grades together?
Yes, mixed-grade orders are possible if the volume and application context are clear.
What is the typical replacement level?
15-35% for cement blending, 20-40% for brick manufacturing, depending on the specific application and quality requirements.

Get started

For standard flyash procurement, share your grade preference and volume.

Contact: sales@rockgold.in

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