Dust control is crucial in the mining industry and is not limited to roads but may be applied on stockpiles, slopes, and in-transit goods to stabilise haul and access roads to industry sites.
Our dust suppression agents have been formulated and extensively tested to prevent product loss and solve the most challenging dust emission problems of the mining and construction industries.
Our dust suppression solution has proven effective on mine sites that include those of coal mines, copper mines, ash dams, tailings dams and power stations. We also provide a dust suppression solution with the use of mulch.
The products were developed for optimal performance but with special consideration to minimising work health and safety issues, environmental impact and impact on the downstream use of the mined materials. From mine to the port, through various processing steps, transportation and storage, we can help reduce dust emissions and product loss.
We offer a range of PAVECRYLTM polymer emulsions manufactured with / without the use of alkylphenol ethoxylates (APEO) surfactants that work by having polymer particles penetrating the surface significantly reducing dust and providing a longer term solution than temporary solutions such as water spraying.
The relatively low film forming temperature allow the products to coalesce and cure properly thereby providing the ability to work effectively at low operating temperatures.
Product Name | Product Description |
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PAVECRYL™ 8012 | Road Dust Control (APEO and Ammonia free) |
PAVECRYL™ Suppress Plus | Film forming/biding for stockpiles and railcar (APEO free) |
PAVECRYL™ Suppress | Film forming/biding for stockpiles and railcar |
PAVECRYL™ Suppress AF | Film forming/biding for stockpiles and railcar (APEO free) |
ECOSURF™ Series | Biodegradable non-ionic surfactant. Underground coal mines |
TERGITOL™ Series | Non-ionic surfactants |
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