Hydrated Lime

Hydrated lime (calcium hydroxide) is a dry, colorless crystalline powder manufactured by treating calcium oxide (quicklime) with water, in a process called “slaking.” Also known as slack lime, builders lime, or pickling lime, hydrated lime is used in the production of mortars, plasters, cement, paints, hard rubber products, petrochemicals, and in the tanning of leather.

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