Ebonygrit - Copper Slag
A High Density Blasting Slag
Ebonygrit is produced from a by-product of the manufacturing of copper, which is processed into an abrasive by Opta Minerals. Typically it is composed of ferrosilicate (Fayalite, Fe2SiO4) material and oxides, formed when the molten slag is quenched in cold water. This cooling process fractures the slag into coarse and angular particles, making it an ideal blasting slag with optimal blasting properties.
Available sizes and uses:
#EG 12 - provides 3.5-5.0 Mil profile*
The ultimate size for the tough heavy duty blast job on Ships, Bridges, Tanks, Rail Cars, etc.
Suitable for removal of thick, tough old paint, heavy rust and for achieving a coarse profile.
#EG 14 - provides 2.8–4.0 Mil profile*
An All-Purpose size for structural steel, bridges, tanks, ships, watertowers etc.
#EG 20 - provides 1.5–3.0 Mil profile*
A utility size for all kind of blasting jobs. Suitable for the removal of light rust and paint and mill scale.
Appearance:
Color: lustrous black
Bulk Density: 135 #/ft3
Specific Gravity: 3.8
MGrain Shape: Angular
Hardness: 7
Solubility: Insoluble
Technical Data:
Iron Oxide Fe203 ~ 57.0%
Silicon Dioxide (total) SiO2 ~ 29.5%
Aluminum Oxide Al203 ~ 5.0%
Calcium Oxide CaO ~ 3.5%
Zinc Zn ~ 2.5%
Magnesium Oxide MgO ~ 1.0%
Copper Cu ~ 1.0%
Loss in Ignition LOI < 0.01%
Approval:
Air Resources Board: Certified California Environmental Protection Agency(CARB)
How does Ebonygrit perform?
Cleaning rate: ranges between 295-360ft/hour*
Consumption rate: ranges between 4.10-7.35lb/ft*
* depending on blasting pressure and nozzle size
Packaging:
55lb bags, 56 bags (1.54NT) / pallet.
3000lb supersacs
Bulk by blower truck or rail hopper cars
Hardness: 7
Solubility: insoluble
OPTA MINERALS has production and warehouse facilities in the following locations:
Canada: Waterdown, ON; Brantford, ON; Lachine, QC; Laval, QC; St-Bruno-de-Guigues, QC.
USA: Norfolk, VA; Hardeeville, SC; Attica, NY; Baltimore, MD; New Orleans, LA; Keeseville, NY; Milan, MI; Walkerton, IN; Richfield, OH. Los Angeles, CA.
Europe: Košice, Slovak Republic; Romans, France. |