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Portland Pozzolana Cement

PPC Cement Supplier in Ahmedabad & Gujarat

PPC is a fly-ash blended cement engineered for durability, lower heat of hydration and a smoother finish — ideal for plaster, masonry, mass concrete and long-life structures.

IS 1489-1BIS standard
LowerHeat of hydration
HigherLong-term strength
8 brandsAvailable

What is PPC and when should you use it?

Portland Pozzolana Cement (PPC) is a blended cement made by inter-grinding OPC clinker with pozzolanic material — usually processed fly ash — and gypsum. It is manufactured to IS 1489 (Part 1).

The pozzolanic reaction keeps going for months, turning calcium hydroxide into additional binding compounds that fill micro-pores. The result is concrete that is denser, less permeable and more resistant to chemical attack over the life of the structure.

PPC is the preferred cement for plaster, masonry, mass concrete pours where heat control matters, water-retaining structures and any work where 56- or 90-day strength matters more than 28-day early strength.

PPC vs OPC — which to choose?

Choose PPC when…

You are pouring large volumes (rafts, footings, retaining walls), plastering or doing masonry, the structure faces aggressive exposure, long-term durability matters most, or you want a more economical and sustainable concrete.

Choose OPC 53 when…

Early strength is critical (fast de-shuttering), you need M40+ concrete for high-rise members, or you are producing precast and prestressed elements. OPC 53 →

For a detailed comparison with a decision framework, read OPC vs PPC cement — the complete guide.

Benefits of PPC

  • Higher long-term strength as the pozzolanic reaction continues
  • Lower heat of hydration — fewer thermal cracks in thick sections
  • Better workability and a smoother plaster finish
  • Improved resistance to sulphates and chlorides
  • Usually more economical than OPC and lower in embodied carbon

PPC brands we supply

BrandPPC products
AmbujaAmbuja Plus, Ambuja Kawach (water-repellent)
Shree (Bangur range)Shree Jung Rodhak and other Bangur PPC products
JK LakshmiJK Lakshmi PPC and PRO+
ACC / AdaniPPC grades from Adani Cement's network
JK CementJK Super Power PPC
Wonder CementWonder PPC
Hathi-SidheeHathi / Sidhee PPC (made in Gujarat)
NuvocoDuraguard, Concreto and Infracem

Getting the best from PPC on site

  • Cure longer: at least 10 days, and more in hot, dry Gujarat summers.
  • Plan de-shuttering: allow for slower early strength when scheduling formwork.
  • Don't mix cements: use one cement type per mix design.
  • Store it right: raised platform, waterproof cover, stacks of no more than 10 bags.
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is PPC cement stronger than OPC?

PPC gains strength more slowly, but by 56–90 days a good PPC concrete typically matches or exceeds equivalent OPC concrete thanks to the continuing pozzolanic reaction — and it is usually more durable.

Can I use PPC for slab casting in a residential building?

Yes. PPC is widely used for residential slabs and gives good workability and finish. Follow the mix design and cure properly — at least 10 days, and longer in hot, dry weather.

Does fly ash in PPC reduce quality?

No. Processed fly ash within BIS limits is an engineering enhancement: PPC concrete is denser, less permeable and more resistant to chemical attack than equivalent OPC concrete.

Which PPC brand is best for plastering in Ahmedabad?

Ambuja Plus, Shree Jung Rodhak, JK Lakshmi PRO+, JK Super Power and other leading PPC brands all give an excellent plaster finish. Selection usually depends on availability, mason preference and price.

What is the price of a PPC cement bag in Ahmedabad?

PPC is usually a little cheaper than OPC 53, but prices change frequently with brand, plant, freight and 18% GST. Contact us for a same-day quotation.

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