Reserves
Our company micronizes calcite with a very high percentage of calcium carbonate and whiteness after grinding, and very low silica and iron values, and meets all of its raw material needs from its own licensed quarries.
Reserve Analysis
Geological surveys and analysis are conducted at our mines to determine the quality and capacity of reserves.
Controlled Extraction
Calcite stones are extracted from quarries using modern blasting techniques and environmentally friendly methods.
Initial screening and crushing
The extracted calcite is subjected to initial screening and crushing processes in quarries to achieve the appropriate size.
Transportation to the Facility
The prepared raw material is quickly transported to our production facility with the advantage of short-distance logistics.
Micronization
At our facility, raw materials are ground to micron size using advanced technology mills and processed into the final product.
Traceability
The LOT number, production date, shift, and line information are printed on the packaging; all data is digitally recorded and traceable.
Aydın Madencilik sources high-purity raw calcite from its own licensed mining sites. Purity and colour stability secured at source form the quality foundation of our micronized calcium carbonate production.
Our high reserve capacity provides long-term, uninterrupted supply security — meaning a continuous raw material source for our industrial customers. We operate our reserves efficiently and responsibly, in line with sustainable mining principles.
Reserve and Supply Security
Our own sites are the foundation of long-term supply:
- High-purity raw calcite from licensed mining sites.
- Purity and colour stability guaranteed at source.
- Uninterrupted raw material flow from high reserve capacity.
- Continuity and price stability for industrial customers.
- Sustainable and environmentally responsible operation.
Other stages of our production: Packaging, Shipment, Reserves and Laboratory. For our product range see Micronized Calcium Carbonate, and for technical background our What Is Calcite? guide.