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Rice Husk Ash

Rice Husk Ash

Rice Husk Ash is a potential source of amorphous reactive silica with a wide variety of applications in materials science. Most commonly used in the production of Portland cement, it is a green supplementary material suitable for small to large-scale use, including waterproofing and as an admixture to make concrete resistant to chemical penetration.

Available in a wide range of varieties — including KVRHA White Rice Husk Ash, Rice Husk Ash, Black Radex Rice Husk Ash and Silica Fume Cattle Feed Rice Husk Powder — it is highly cost-effective and can be easily purchased in bulk quantities at nominal prices.

Available Varieties

Our Rice Husk Range

Rice Husk Ash Black/Grey
Black / Grey

Rice Husk Ash (Black/Grey)

High-silica by-product from controlled rice husk combustion, in black and grey grades. Used in steel making as an insulating/tundish covering compound, and in refractories, concrete, and rubber.

Grey Rice Husk Ash
Grey Grade

Grey Rice Husk Ash

Finely processed grey-grade ash with consistent particle size and high silica purity. Ideal for ladle/tundish covering, thermal insulation, and as a pozzolanic cement additive.

Rice Husk Powder
Powder

Rice Husk Powder

Fine tan powder milled from natural husks. Eco-friendly filler for cattle feed, building boards, briquettes, and industrial use.

Silica Fume Cattle Feed Rice Husk Powder
Cattle Feed

Silica Fume Cattle Feed Rice Husk Powder

Specially graded husk powder for cattle feed, a natural fibre and silica source, processed for purity.

White Rice Husk Ash
White Grade

White Rice Husk Ash

High-purity white-grade ash produced through controlled, complete combustion to remove residual carbon. Its bright colour and elevated amorphous silica content make it ideal for high-grade refractories, specialty cement, and applications demanding low impurity levels.

Black Radex Rice Husk Ash
Black Radex

Black Radex Rice Husk Ash

Carbon-rich black-grade ash valued for its superior insulating properties. Engineered as a tundish and ladle covering compound, it minimises heat loss and oxidation in steel making, and also serves as a reliable source of amorphous silica for refractory applications.