Bag of black beauty (25 pound.
It is most commonly used in a pressure or siphon blaster when it is necessary to remove painted or rusted steel, such as car or truck frames or tanks. It is also used on heavy machinery and farm equipment, among other things. Because it contains 0.1 percent or less silica, coal slag outperforms silica in terms of performance. Coal slag is completely devoid of moisture and will not pack or absorb water. Coal slag is typically used only once, and it is not recommended for use in a cabinet blaster because of its flammability. Blasting coal slag is one of the most cost-effective abrasives available, and it is the best choice for large blasting projects. The best applications include rust removal, heavy scale removal, paint and coatings removal on heavy-gauge steel, and other similar tasks. U.S.A. Material: Coal slag, slag from steel mill. No, it is not recyclable. Weight (in pounds): 2. Coarse is the grade.
It’s a bag of slag in a battered cardboard box, not the bucket depicted in the advertisement. Having a more difficult time with use, storage, and transportatio. I am confident that it will work, but it will not look like the picture. If you look closely at the description, you will see that it does say “bag.”
