Crushed Sulfur

Sulfur rocks that have been crushed into a fine gravel.

Notes

Crushed Sulfur is an ingredient and block excavated from Grassland biomes at 2–6m depth or produced through crushing recipes. It is consumed in crafting Black Powder, Phosphate Fertilizer, Rubber Wheel, Sulfurcrete, and Synthetic Rubber, making it a key material for weapons, farming, vehicle wheels, and advanced building. Because it can be dug directly or crafted, miners and chemists should coordinate supply to support both early explosives and later industrial recipes.

Notes are AI-generated and may be imprecise.

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Ingredients

Ingredients for this recipe

Ingredient	Qty	Type
Sulfur	12	item

Crafting

Crafting stats

Labor	70 calories
Craft time	1.2 min
Throughput	≈ 100 Crushed Sulfur / hour (base)

As a block

• Grassland at 2–6m, scattered, (6% chance)

From this server's world-generation settings.

Total raw to craft this

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• 135× Iron Ore
• 2.25× Clay

Categories

• Block
• Excavatable
• Ingredient
• Product

Obtained from

• Crushed Sulfur

• Crushed Sulfur Lv3

• Crushed Sulfur Lv2

Used in

• Sulfurcrete

• Rubber Wheel

• Black Powder
• Phosphate Fertilizer

• Sulfuric Acid

• Synthetic Rubber

See also

BasaltBio ResidueCeramic ScrapChemical WasteClayCoal

Powdered from yellow grassland stone, this bitter gravel waits to become thunder, fertilizer, and the bind of the road.