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Copper sulphate Min. Purity - 98% Cu content - 25% min 25 kg/ 50kg bags
Copper slag Appearance:black glassy granules Ferric oxide(fe2o3):56.85% Silica(sio2):31.78% Alumina(al2o3):4.14% Calcium oxide(cao):2.81% Magnesium oxide(mgo):1.76% Potassium oxide(k2o):0.85% Soda(na2o):0.55% Copper(cu):0.55% Free silica:6 Apparent density kg/m3:3.72 Water soluble chlorides:0.0019 Ph of aq. Extract:8.1 Conductivity:18.22 Moisture(h2o):0.15 Arsenic, cadmium, lead, selenium:not detected Loose material
Metal-refining industry, waste, by-product· Shiny or dull, dark brown to black, irregular particles· Medium performance abrasive· Tends to be dusty and shatter on impact· Limited use for ultra hibuild coating removal· Non-reactant - will not interfere with your coatings· usable in both dry and wet blasting applications
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Description:- Copper is one of the most important elements. It is a reddish metal that is a malleable and ductile with a bright metallic lustre. Copper is a good conductor of heat and electricity (second only to silver in electrical conductivity). Because of its malleability it is readily fashioned into sheets, wire and tubing. Copper granules/powder made out of pure copper wire scrap. Chemical Name: Cu Usage:- Common uses include but are not limited to, automotive, hardware, building material, electrical material, fasteners, industrial, marine material, ordnance, and plumbing. It is also a common ingredient in compounds, coin currency and in wires. It’s used for various chemical industries to manufacture copper sulphate. & other chemicals. Delivery:- We can supply around 2 tons per week.
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