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Thailand, Bangkok (Krung Thep Maha Nakhon), Chatuchak, 10900, 1701/6-7 Phaholyothin Road
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P&S Dolo-Lime Co., Ltd.
P&S Dolo-Lime Co., Ltd. was registered as a mining and grinding plant in 1987. The company is one of Thailand's leading manufacturers and exporters of fine-quality dolomite and barite. Approximately 50% of our dolomite product is exported to industrial countries like Japan. Another 50% is supplied to glass factories and other industries in Thailand. The company's main customers include Kawasaki Steel in Japan and Siam Guardian Glass in Thailand. Our dolomite product can also be used for soil and water conditioning adjustment. We have already proved our market in the agricultural area. The company can generate total revenues of around US$2.7 million annually.
P&S Dolo-Lime Co., Ltd. has invested around US$6.7 million in its business. The company maintains operations and head office in Kanchanaburi province, employing a total of 100 employees, including 10 engineers and 10 quality assurance staff. Its barite for petroleum-well drilling has already been approved for the Standard Mark usage from the Thai Industrial Standards Institute.
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Barite, a natural barium sulfate, is an industrial heavyweight, with specific gravity of 4.5. This characteristic, combined with chemical inertness, a hardness of only 2.5-3.5, and relatively low cost, makes barite an ideal weighting agent in the drilling fluid or "mud" used in drilling deep wells...
Group: Barite
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Dolomite is used for many of the purposes for which limestone is used. Often little distinction is made between limestone and dolomite, and both are often sold under the name of limestone. Since dolomite grades into limestone by imperceptible degrees, passing from a pure dolomite through high and...
Group: Dolomite
