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Bentonite
Natural clay from our own mines
We mine bentonite from our own mines at Kotdi, Nakhatrana, Kutch, with a capacity of over 100,000 tonnes.
What is Bentonite?
Bentonite, explained
Bentonite is a natural clay formed from ancient volcanic ash. When mixed with water it swells many times its size and becomes sticky and smooth — a natural binder and sealant used in everything from steel-making to drilling and construction.

- Mining capacity
- 100,000+ t
- Kotdi, Nakhatrana, Kutch
- Own mines
Process
From mine to site
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Step 1: Mining
Raw bentonite mined at Kotdi, Nakhatrana.
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Step 2: Loading
Loaded in bulk at the mine.
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Step 3: Weighing
Every truck weighed before dispatch.
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Step 4: Dispatch
Delivered direct from the mine.
Benefits
Where bentonite is used
- Steel & ironBinds iron ore into pellets
- FoundriesHolds sand moulds together for metal casting
- Drilling & pilingKeeps boreholes stable in oil, water and foundation work
- ConstructionWaterproofing, diaphragm walls and tunnelling
- Other usesAnimal feed, cat litter and agriculture
Applications
- Iron ore pelletising
- Foundries
- Drilling & piling
- Diaphragm walls & tunnelling
- Waterproofing
Why buy from us
- Own minesSteady supply and fair prices
- Direct from the mineRaw bentonite in bulk, loaded and dispatched direct from the mine
Supply terms
- Bulk / bagged
- Bulk truckloads
Documents
Test certificates, technical data sheets and sample MTCs for Bentonite are shared with every order.
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