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Quarry dust, also known as crushed sand, is often used as an alternative to natural sand in various construction applications, making it a type of artificial sand.

Quarry dust is produced as a byproduct during the crushing process of rocks in quarries. It consists of fine particles that are similar in size and shape to natural sand particles.

FTM Machinery artificial sand presents the particle size distribution of quarry dust can be controlled during the crushing process, allowing for the production of a consistent particle size range. This makes it suitable for concrete production.

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