CALCINED
BAUXITE
An extremely hard aggregate that
retains the sharp edges produced at the
time of crushing; this property greatly
enhances skid resistance
An extremely hard aggregate that
retains the sharp edges produced at the
time of crushing; this property greatly
enhances skid resistance
Bauxite is heated at around 1500°C in modern rotary kilns, to remove water and produce Calcined Bauxite. This results in a much harder product, comprised mostly of Alumina (also referred to as Aluminium Oxide), which in crystalline form is known as Corundum.