Cement
UltraTech Premium
The bag UltraTech itself publishes under that name, one of three UltraTech sacks on this shop's list, stacked at the Saharsa godown and sold in bori and in tonnes.
- Cement
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- Own delivery, 34 blocks
- Open all 7 days
UltraTech Premium is a cement bag UltraTech publishes under that exact name. Jay Shree Infra stacks it beside the ordinary UltraTech sack and Weather Plus at the Saharsa godown, and our own vehicles carry it out across Saharsa, Supaul and Madhepura. A house being built a stage at a time, commercial work and tender supply all draw off the same stack, and which of the three UltraTech bags is standing when you ring gets settled on the call.
The page UltraTech publishes for this bag names what goes into the blend, slag, reactive silica and gypsum, and lists the work it is meant for. What that page does not print is a cement type. No OPC, no PPC, no PSC, no Indian Standard number, no grade and no net bag weight appear on it anywhere. The cement type, the standard it conforms to and the net weight are printed on the sack instead, and on tender and project work those are what an approved list gets matched against. The other names on the cement rack sit one page up.
UltraTech Premium: bag, group and unit
A bag, a bori count, and a marking to be read
The pack is a bag, sold as bori or tonne. The cement type, the IS number and the net weight are on the printed sack, and we read them off one before a vehicle is loaded.
Kis kaam me lagta hai
Plain cement concrete, masonry and plaster, slabs, columns, beams and roofing, mass pours such as large foundations, dams and concrete roads, tile laying, and concrete in marine conditions and near water: that is the work UltraTech names for this bag on its own page. The listing is UltraTech's and nothing of ours is mixed into it.
This bag goes into house work, commercial jobs and road or tender projects alike. The structural drawing decides a pour, and where none exists the mistri's word does. Sariya for the same slab and the cover blocks and binding wire off the accessories rack go on one vehicle, so say them while the load is still being picked.
A grade number and this name do not answer each other
Grade numbers live on UltraTech's ordinary cement pages. It publishes OPC in 33, 43, 53 and 53-S, and states the number as the 28 day compressive strength in N per mm2 that the grade reaches; 53-S it publishes as a special grade for prestressed railway sleepers, which is not house work. Against Premium it publishes no grade at all.
So a drawing that says 53 has named the OPC family and has not named this sack, and a drawing that says UltraTech Premium has named a sack and no number. Read us whichever of the two is actually written and we will say what is on the floor against it.
Premium by itself names no sack
It sits on more than one sack, and one of the others is UltraTech's own. The maker publishes UltraTech Super as a separate product for home builders and calls it a Portland Pozzolana Cement on that page, which is a type it prints for Super and does not print for Premium. This shop stocks Premium, the ordinary sack and Weather Plus; Super is not stocked here at all.
So the brand and the printed bag name travel together onto an order. Cement is priced off the load it came in on, so today's rate is settled on the call. Ring +91 6202 967 218, name the bag, say how many.
Brand
The company that makes this bag
The maker is UltraTech Cement Limited. Premium is that company's own published name for the bag and not a word off this counter, which is what makes it worth writing on an order. On this line we are a dealer, a stockist and a supplier. Authorized is a word we use only against a certificate, and none is on file for this bag.
Three UltraTech bags reach this counter and Premium is the only one of the three the maker itself calls Premium. The ordinary sack has a page of its own at UltraTech Plain, and UltraTech Weather Plus has another. UltraTech publishes that one as a water repellent cement and shelves it under building solutions, and it does not print a cement type against this bag at all. Not every bag is in every brand on a given day, so ask what is on the stack before the load is counted.
Sources
What UltraTech puts in print, and where
Four pages on UltraTech's own domain, covering the blend, the OPC grades, Super and Weather Plus.
- UltraTech Premium, where the blend is named and no cement type isUltraTech Cement
- The OPC page, which carries the four grades and what each number meansUltraTech Cement
- UltraTech Super, published as a Portland Pozzolana CementUltraTech Cement
- UltraTech Weather Plus, published separately as a water repellent cementUltraTech Cement
Questions
Premium ke sawal
Drawing me 53 grade likha hai, Premium chalega?
The two do not match each other on paper, because UltraTech publishes no grade against Premium. The 33, 43, 53 and 53-S numbers sit on its OPC pages. Where a drawing carries a grade, settle it with whoever wrote the drawing before any bag is swapped, and tell us what is finally written. We will say which UltraTech sacks are standing against it that day.
Sirf premium cement likhwa dein to kaun si bori aayegi?
None of them, until a brand comes with the word. Premium by itself names no product: UltraTech publishes Premium and Super as two different bags, and other makers have their own top bag under a name of their own. Name the maker alongside the bag and the right sack goes on the vehicle.
UltraTech Super aur Premium ek hi bori hai?
Two different products, published separately by UltraTech. Its Super page calls that bag a Portland Pozzolana Cement; its Premium page states no cement type at all. This shop stocks Premium and does not stock Super, so ask for Super and the honest answer is that it is not here.
Paani wale kaam ke liye Premium theek hai ya Weather Plus?
Both of those claims are UltraTech's and neither is ours. Its Premium page lists concrete in marine conditions and structures near water among the work for that bag, and it publishes Weather Plus separately as a water repellent cement. This shop puts no percentage and no promise beside either one. The engineer who wrote the specification decides, and we load whichever of the two is standing.
Bori ki ginti ke alawa call par kya batana zaroori hai?
The pour it is going into and the village it goes to. On tender or project work, add whatever product the approved list itself names, and where a drawing carries a cement type read that out too, because the maker's page for this bag carries none. Sariya, binding wire and cover blocks for the same pour ride the same vehicle, so name them on the same call and one trip covers the lot.
Contact
Whatever the sack says under the name, read it out
UltraTech prints a cement type on its own page for Super and prints none for this bag, so the pack is the only place the type, the standard and the net weight exist at all. Hold a sack up and read out the small print under the brand name, or say the pour and the count and let this end do the reading. The answer comes off something printed either way, and never off a website.
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