"🔥 Slag peel to start off the work week 🔥 Check out this beautiful slag peel from a 5/32” Lincoln Electric Excalibur 7018. There’s nothing quite like watching that slag lift off effortlessly—sometimes all it takes is a gentle tap, and voilà! 😎 7018 Facts: • Low Hydrogen: The 7018 rod is known for its low-hydrogen coating, which helps prevent cracking in the weld. • Versatile Uses: Perfect for structural welding, pipelines, and even heavy equipment repair. • Strong Bonds: Produces welds with h

Stone wool and slag wool insulation are created using the same basic processes. But stone wool uses 75% basalt rock - turning them into high temperature-resistant fibres. Slag wool insulation in turn, uses blast furnace slag as the primary component. Natural rock, particularly basalt is both highly non porous and has excellent thermal insulation properties. To learn more, visit: https://fal.cn/3A9P8 | ROCKWOOL | Facebook

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Moving molten slag with @bulkequipment — What is slag? It’s a byproduct generated during the manufacturing process of steel! Formed by removing the impurities separated from raw iron ore, slag might look like a waste product but, it’s actually used for tons of different things! — Here are a few things used everyday that steel slag helps produce! 1.) Construction Aggregate/Road Base 2.) Cement Production 3.) Railroad Ballast 4.) Mineral Wool — The reuse of steel slag not only helps in minimizing