Black Diamond Copper Slag from U.S. Minerals is the element of your success. Watch the video to learn more and discover a better blast.
No matter how remote your jobsite, Black Diamond abrasives are the superior choice for your copper and coal slag needs. Watch our video to learn why.
The blasting media you select for a project has a critical impact on its success and your bottom line. Do you know all of your options? While many select a certain media out of habit or convenience, this tactic may not be the most financially wise. Changing their blasting media to Black Diamond Copper Slag (AKA Iron Silicate) increased one company’s production rate by 47%, saving them time and money.
From the inside of chemical tanks to bridges to retired warships, Black Diamond Abrasives has prepared countless surfaces for new beginnings, often for jobs involving large corporations. But, Black Diamond is also the handy partner of entrepreneurs and do-it-yourself individuals who still require the best blasting media possible to get the job done.
Headquartered in Sumter, South Carolina, Universal Blastco is a specialty lining and coating contractor. They recently relined the inside of a chemical plant in Marion, Indiana and used Black Diamond coal slag 2040 to blast off the old coating. Black Diamond delivered a flawless performance and provided more than $10,000 in savings.
For the first time in more than fifteen years, the USS Turner Joy was out of water. This Vietnam-era destroyer ship was commissioned in 1959, retired in 1982, and has spent its entire existence riding tides on the Pacific Ocean. Learn why Black Diamond’s copper slag (iron silicate) was chosen to get the job done.
Located near your plant or job site, our nationwide network of plants and distributors ensures a quality blasting media product when you need it most.
It’s important to choose the right blasting abrasive for each surface preparation project. Companies must also consider the cost of acquisition, collection, and disposal of the abrasive. Therefore, the conversation is now about economic efficiency and jobsite safety. Watch our full webinar with industry experts Aaron Holdread of US Minerals and Keith Gabbard of TCR Blast Abrasives.
