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Onyx is a crystalline stone able to be used as decorative cladding thanks to the new stone technologies. Stunning colours, movements and veining that come into live when backlighted, as per its translucent capacity
Each slab is different, performing an oniric design that introduces our minds into unimagined worlds. It is widely used in pairs, as always is cut in open book, that provides an opposite drawing, enhancing the amazing visions.

Commodity: QUICKLIME
Purity and Quality Level: 90%
Delivery: In bulk, in bags BIG/sealed sacks
Terms of delivery: FOB or CIF, CIF with delivery to the port of destination.
Prices: Negotiable
Payment Conditions: FOB in Port of shipment or departure, COLOMBIA.
Origin: COLOMBIA
Duration of Contract: Annual contract, renewable for the same term.
Minimum amount: 10.000 MT x Month
Total / Contract Quantity: Annual sales contract with initial delivery of 10,000 until reaching 50,000 Metric Tons per month. We have an important Mineral Reserve, we are able to meet the delivery and shipment goals that are scheduled.
Inspection: Fresh SGS / access to the port or collection point requested during the assignment of Laycan SGS every 5,000 mt for quality control
Payment method: Direct bank transfer to the Seller's accounts of each load or Letter of Credit SBLC TM799 for the total annual amount of the contract + MT103 paid and discounted against a 100% approved SGS certificate, issued every 5,000 tons at the port of shipment.
Delivery Documents: All product certificates, batch numbers, Fresh SGS, delivery schedule


CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS:
(CaO) Available Min. 90.0%
(CaO)Total Over 90.0%
Insoluble Residues in H2O Max. 5.0%
Losses on ignition Max. 4.0%

PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS:
REACTIVITY
High 40 C in 3 min.
Medium 40 C in 3 and 6 min.
Low 40 C in more than 6 min.

PHYSICAL STATE: Solid
PRESENTATION: Granulated or ground
PRODUCT APPEARANCE: White color

no smell. It is not flammable. Does not have potential explosion

REACTION: Calcium oxide reacts with acids, forming calcium salts, some of which would be soluble.