American Tripoli and Sandstone

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Cream Tripoli Powder

cream tripoli powder

Cream Tripoli powder is a free-flowing non-metallic, odorless, cream and rose-colored, insoluble in water. It is used on highly polished wooden surfaces.

Rose Tripoli Powder

rose tripoli powder
As the abrasive component in various polishing formula, Rose Tripoli powder with its iron oxide content will slightly more aggressive then cream tripoli powder. It's particles are naturally crumbly, breaking down, or crumbling into smaller particles during application. First the particles will cut the surface and as they break down, will begin to polish or color the finished item.

American Tripoli Sand Stone

sandstone

Sandstone is a multi-purpose material and has been used to construct buildings, statues, and fountains. It is commonly used for grinding, industrial sand, and in asphalt concrete.

It also has two major applications, called crushed stone and dimension stone. 

American Tripoli Flint Chert

american tripoli flint chert

Flint is a variety of microcrystalline or cryptocrystalline quartz and can be used as the cutting edge in some of the finest surgical tools. One of the first uses of quartz in the form of flint was the production of sharp objects such as knife blades, scrapers, and projectile points.

American Tripoli Fill Dirt

fill dirt
American Tripoli offers delivery of fill dirt either screened or unscreened within a 35-mile radius distance from our quarry.

Fill dirt is used to fill in a depression or hole in the ground, create mounds or otherwise change the grade or elevation of real property.

American Tripoli Creators Desiccant Powder

desiccant powder
Creators Desiccant Tripoli Powder is used often in column chromatography as the stationary phase. It is mixed together with the solvent in the column making a slurry, then letting the solvent drain leaving the powder sitting evenly in the column. Finally, it helps space out or separate the fractions of compounds being passed through the stationary phase.