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Cricket Mountain

1 435 864 3823
1 801 262 3942

P.O. Box 669
Delta, UT 84624

Latitude: ааааааа38.94170
Longitude: а-112.83870

ааMap & Driving Directions

аааProducts Produced :

ХааHigh Calcium Quicklime
ХааDolomitic Quicklime
ХааQuicklime Blends (Dolomitic/High Calcium)
ХааRip Rap
ХааHigh Calcium Limestone Fines
ХааDolomitic Limestone Fines
ХааScreened High Calcium Stone Products
ХааPulverized High Calcium Limestone Products
ХааLime Kiln Dust (Co-Products)

Detailed Description:

The Cricket Mountain plant is one of the largest, most modern and efficient lime plants in the Western U.S. High quality limestone and dolomite are quarried in the Cricket Mountains, six and one half miles west of the plant. The limestone is crushed and sized at the quarry and delivered to the plant by truck. The stone is then processed in four modern, coal fired, preheater rotary kilns.

The plant manufactures a full range of bulk high calcium and dolomitic quicklime, and crushed and pulverized limestone products. The plant has blending facilities capable of producing precise blends for a number of applications, including use by the steel industry. Storage and shipping facilities are designed to provide a reliable source of supply to both truck and rail serviced customers.

Kiln #4 at Graymont’s Cricket Mountain Operations can produce approximately 1200 tons of lime per day.

Aerial View of Cricket Plant