Saw this posted in another forum. Just reposing here in hope of getting more responses. (pyrrolin, if your reading this I hope you don't mind)
http://www.tscstores.com/50LB-ENVIROBLAST-SANDBLASTING-SAND-P4428.aspx
(It's white in the picture but actually blackish/brown)
Original thread here.
Material Safety Data Sheet for
Enviroblast
Section 1: Material Identification and Use
Material Name: Enviroblast
Chemical Family: Anorthite group, same family as gabro
Chemical Formula: Albite, Phlogopite, Ilmenite, Hematite, Apaite, Spinel
Material Use: Abrasive blasting, Epoxy Flooring, other
Section 2: Chemical Analysis
Typical Chemical Analysis
Elements % weight
Si02 * 45.10
AL2O3 27.60
FE2O3 7.54
MgO 4.84
CaO 6.88
Na2O 4.05
K2O 0.68
T1O2 2.27
MnO 0.02
P205 0.03
Cr203 0.11
Ignition Loss (1100 c) 0.16
Others 0.72
Total 100.00%
Mineralogical Analysis
Minerals % weight
Plagioclase 74.98
(Na, Ca)A12, Si3, O8
Ilmenite 5.93
(FeTio3)
Hematite 3.73
(Fe2O3)
Spinel 6.50
([(Mg, Fe)O, A12O3])
Other Aluminosilicates 8.86
Total 100.0%
*More than 99.9% of the silica is chemically bonded. Typical free silica is less than 0.1%.
Material Safety Data Sheet for Enviroblast
Section 3
Physical Properties
Color Dark Grey/dark brown
Grain Shape Sub angular
Hardness 6.0 6.5 MOHS
Specific Gravity 2.95
Bulk Density 1474 1522 Kg/M3 (92-95 lbs/ft3)
Odor None
Evaporation Rate N/A
Water Solubility N/A
Section 4
Fire and Explosion Data
Product is non-flammable and non-explosive
Section 5
Health Hazard Data
Exposure Limits 10 mg/m3 total dusts
5mg/m3 breathable dusts
Overexposure Treat as nuisance dust
First Aid Use water for clean out
Hazard Material Typical free silica is less than 0.1%
Section 6
Reactivity Data
Product is stable under normal conditions of use, storage and transportation
Section 7
Spill, leak and disposal procedures
No special procedures required for clean up. Use standard method same as sand and stone.
Section 8
Control Measures
Use appropriate certified respiratory protection when exposure limits may be exceeded.
Maintain sufficient ventilation to allow visual contact with work surfaces.
Appropriate abrasive blasters protective equipment is required.
Material Safety Data Sheet for Enviroblast
Section 9
Special Precautions
Keep product dry and free of all contamination to assure free flow.
Use an appropriate safety screen over fill hatch blasting pot.
Breathable dust may be generated during cleaning operations. Wet down material before cleanup to lessen dust impact.
Section 10
Dustnet
DustNet is a product to favor the reduction of breathable, visible dusts and is not harmful for the health. DustNet is manufactured by Enviro-Mates International, Pensacola, Florida USA.
Section 11
Preparation Date of M.S.D.S.
Prepared by: Mr. Bill Esser
Effective Date: February 01, 2013
http://www.tscstores.com/50LB-ENVIROBLAST-SANDBLASTING-SAND-P4428.aspx
(It's white in the picture but actually blackish/brown)
Original thread here.
Material Safety Data Sheet for
Enviroblast
Section 1: Material Identification and Use
Material Name: Enviroblast
Chemical Family: Anorthite group, same family as gabro
Chemical Formula: Albite, Phlogopite, Ilmenite, Hematite, Apaite, Spinel
Material Use: Abrasive blasting, Epoxy Flooring, other
Section 2: Chemical Analysis
Typical Chemical Analysis
Elements % weight
Si02 * 45.10
AL2O3 27.60
FE2O3 7.54
MgO 4.84
CaO 6.88
Na2O 4.05
K2O 0.68
T1O2 2.27
MnO 0.02
P205 0.03
Cr203 0.11
Ignition Loss (1100 c) 0.16
Others 0.72
Total 100.00%
Mineralogical Analysis
Minerals % weight
Plagioclase 74.98
(Na, Ca)A12, Si3, O8
Ilmenite 5.93
(FeTio3)
Hematite 3.73
(Fe2O3)
Spinel 6.50
([(Mg, Fe)O, A12O3])
Other Aluminosilicates 8.86
Total 100.0%
*More than 99.9% of the silica is chemically bonded. Typical free silica is less than 0.1%.
Material Safety Data Sheet for Enviroblast
Section 3
Physical Properties
Color Dark Grey/dark brown
Grain Shape Sub angular
Hardness 6.0 6.5 MOHS
Specific Gravity 2.95
Bulk Density 1474 1522 Kg/M3 (92-95 lbs/ft3)
Odor None
Evaporation Rate N/A
Water Solubility N/A
Section 4
Fire and Explosion Data
Product is non-flammable and non-explosive
Section 5
Health Hazard Data
Exposure Limits 10 mg/m3 total dusts
5mg/m3 breathable dusts
Overexposure Treat as nuisance dust
First Aid Use water for clean out
Hazard Material Typical free silica is less than 0.1%
Section 6
Reactivity Data
Product is stable under normal conditions of use, storage and transportation
Section 7
Spill, leak and disposal procedures
No special procedures required for clean up. Use standard method same as sand and stone.
Section 8
Control Measures
Use appropriate certified respiratory protection when exposure limits may be exceeded.
Maintain sufficient ventilation to allow visual contact with work surfaces.
Appropriate abrasive blasters protective equipment is required.
Material Safety Data Sheet for Enviroblast
Section 9
Special Precautions
Keep product dry and free of all contamination to assure free flow.
Use an appropriate safety screen over fill hatch blasting pot.
Breathable dust may be generated during cleaning operations. Wet down material before cleanup to lessen dust impact.
Section 10
Dustnet
DustNet is a product to favor the reduction of breathable, visible dusts and is not harmful for the health. DustNet is manufactured by Enviro-Mates International, Pensacola, Florida USA.
Section 11
Preparation Date of M.S.D.S.
Prepared by: Mr. Bill Esser
Effective Date: February 01, 2013
What do you guys think? I currently have a black background.
