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Roofing Granules
Road Applications
Waterjet Cutting
Weighting
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Recycling
Lead Paint Removal

Slag Wool Insulation

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SHARPSHOT® MSDS
SHARPSHOT® Technical Data
SHARPSHOT® Microhardness Chart

SHARPSHOT® Sealcoat Fillers, Road Aggregates MSDS

SHARPSHOT® Asphalt Sealcoat Fillers: GSF, CGSF, 40x120, 40x200 MSDS

SHARPSHOT® Roofing Granules MSDS
CARB Approval
U.S. Navy QPL-22262 Approval Letter

CALCOAST QPL Test
CALPORTLAND Approval Letter
GSF Technical Data
GSF Color Retention Flyer

Abrasive Cleaning Cost Summary
TDJ: BLASTOX® Technical Data
TDJ: Management of Paint Waste Residue

NASSCO Thank you Letter

TCR Test Results (SHARPSHOT®HP)

For ARTICLES on some of the applications for which copper slag is an ideal choice, and for specific details about SHARPSHOT® copper slag, refer to the SHARPSHOT® Technical Data Page in our LIBRARY.

SLAG WOOL INSULATION

Slag (aka mineral) wool insulation is rapidly becoming a greener and more natural alternative to fiberglass insulation. SHARPSHOT® copper slag is an ideal component for such products.

Minerals Research & Recovery, Inc. (MR&R), the “Home of SHARPSHOT® Premium Slag Products,” is in the forefront of companies concerned about respecting the environment, and is actively exploring new ways to make our world greener and safer.

Builders and contractors looking to “go green” should investigate the impressive new slag wool insulation products available at competitive prices from various manufacturers.

SLAG WOOL

• provides excellent heat insulation
• has no volatile components
• absorbs sound
• resists rot
• is unattractive to rodents
• resists fire

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In the production of “slag” wool, slag is mixed with other materials (e.g., volcanic rock), melted down and then spun to make fibers. These fibers are then pressed into rolls and sheets, and, finally, cut into insulation.

For more information about using SHARPSHOT® copper slag as a component of slag wool insulation, call Steve Mehlman at 520-297-4626.