Calcium Carbonate Grinding Plant
Producing high-quality calcium carbonate powder is essential for various industries such as construction, plastics, rubber, paint, and paper manufacturing. A well-designed calcium carbonate production line can ensure efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
Core Functions and Grinding Process
A calcium carbonate grinding production line is mainly used to grind minerals such as calcite, limestone, marble, and chalk into precise fineness and a controlled particle size distribution.
The typical dry grinding process includes several key steps
- Crushing: The large blocks of raw materials are reduced to feed size using jaw or hammer crushers, preparing them for efficient grinding.
- Grinding: The main grinding mill, such as a ball mill, ring roller mill, or Raymond mill, grinds the crushed materials to the desired fineness. Different grinding mills offer flexibility in capacity and final particle size.
- Classification: Air classifiers separate fine and coarse particles precisely. The qualified fine powder is collected, while coarse particles are returned to the mill machine for re-grinding.
- Dust collection and packaging: The dust collectors ensure a clean working environment and collect the finished powders well. And these powdery products are carried out by packaging systems.
Each stage is engineered to maximize efficiency, reduce energy consumption, and deliver consistent product quality.

Calcium Carbonate Processing System
Application
Plastics Industry
Rubber Industry
Paints And Coatings Industry
Building Materials
Papermaking Process
Product Specifications
Success Stories

Egypt– Ultrafine CaCO₃ Line
Capacity: X t/h
Fineness: D97 10 μm
Configuration: Ball mill + classifier + coating + packing

Tanzania– GCCLine
Capacity: X t/h
Fineness: D97 10–15 μm
Application: Paint and putty.

Pakistan– GCC Line
Capacity: X t/h
Fineness: D97 8–10 μm
Special: Low energy consumption configuration.









