DUST CONTROL SYSTEMS:
MIDWEST INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY INC.
Midwest Industrial Supply, Inc. has vast and long experience on dust suppressant formulation, manufacturing and application experience. Extensive research and development has resulted in products that are on the cutting edge of performance and environmental technology.
Midwest has always taken a leadership role in establishing regulatory requirements for chemical dust suppressants and stabilizers. MW pride itself on the fact that MIDWEST product line is engineered to reduce exposure to substances that cause cancer and other serious health effects...PM10, PM2.5, naturally-occurring asbestos-laden soil, radiation, PAHs, POMs, ozone depletion and global warming. In other instances our products can be utilized to reduce the health hazards of heavy metals in mining tailing operations, pesticide containment in soils and volatile organic compound (VOC) containment in soils.
Through the years, Midwest Industrial Supply, Inc. has voluntarily received third party verification of its stewardship...CalCert California Air Resources Board (CARB), USEPA ETV Canadian ETV and numerous testing and research projects.
ACTIVITY DESCRIPTIONS
Product Systems
- Dust Control Applications
- Process Dust Control Applications
Soil Stabilization/Erosion Control Applications - Asbestos (Natural Occurring) Applications
- Cleaning Applications
- Freeze Conditioning Applications
- Lubrication/Traction Applications
- Sealant Applications
Fields of Application
- Construction sites
- Airports runways – shoulders
- Residual waste landfills
- Pond slopes
- Unpaved shoulders
- Naturally occurring asbestos
- Coal piles
- Slopes
- Power plants, steel mills, quarries
- Subgrade stabilization, public works, recreation fields, wineries
- Military installations, desert areas
- Air strips in deserts, open areas etc
- Equestrian fields, Horse arenas ..etc.
- Railways routes, roads, utility companies, iron and steel industry
- Cement plants, mining industry, quarries, other industrial plants
- Parks, golf courses and recreation areas
For more details, please click on www.midwestind.com