3M™ Industrial Grade Nepheline Syenite 700 Dry ANS700DL
- 3M ID 7010352982
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Highlights
- Processed to a top size of 700 microns
- Flexible and convenient transportation options including barge, rail and truck
- Central location in Little Rock, Arkansas
- Cost-effective, reliable supply
- Ingneous intrusive (plutonic) rock
- Fine sand; sold in bulk, truck and rail
3M™ Industrial Grade Nepheline Syenite is produced in Little Rock, Arkansas, to provide ceramic tile manufacturers and other customers with a cost-effective, reliable supply. Our proximity, logistics support, consistent geology and technical expertise have enabled us to become a key supplier to the U.S. ceramics industry for decades.
3M™ Industrial Grade Nepheline Syenite is available in two sizes to meet your application needs. 3M Industrial Grade Nepheline Syenite 700 is processed to a top size of approximately 700 microns, and 3M Industrial Grade Nepheline Syenite 200 is processed to a top size of approximately 200 microns.
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For industrial/occupational use only. Not for consumer sale or use.
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