Building construction

Abragrit is an iron silicate grit.

The new Asilit is particularly suitable for the gentle cleaning of highly sensitive facades. The removal of graffiti and the blasting of wood, as may be necessary on half-timbered buildings, is also possible with the new Asilit.

The new Afesikos is the ideal expendable blasting abrasive for particularly sensitive surfaces that should not come into contact with iron during the blasting process.

The new Asilikos is a mineral, environmentally friendly blasting abrasive made from a mixture of synthetic aluminium silicate from melting chamber granulate and natural aluminium silicate from volcanic lava.

The aluminium silicate Asilroof significantly increases the resistance of roofing felt to abrasion and UV radiation.

The decorative mineral construction material Asilux gives concrete products and others a characteristic sheen.

It is water-soluble, odourless and slightly alkaline (pH-value of 8.2).

Doloblast/Microdol is a natural calcium/magnesium carbonate-based micro abrasive used frequently for wet blasting.

Eurocal calcium carbonate is an abrasive with a very low hardness.

Fajalitis a granulated iron silicate material extracted at Boliden’s Rönnskär copper production facility in Sweden through a unique process called ‘fuming’ whereby the silicate is exposed to high temperatures, resulting in a very pure product.

Glass granulate is a glass abrasive media produced for impact blast finishing applications, made out of 100% recycled crushed glass.

NAstra is an iron silicate blast cleaning abrasive.

OK-grit is a granulated iron silicate. It is an iron silicate blast cleaning abrasive made with nickelslag from the Boliden Harjavalta nickel smelter in Finland where it is pre-screened.

Scorex is a blast cleaning grit made of iron furnace slag, also called calcium silicate.