Free Test Batch
Step 1- Save one 55-gallon drum of slag (chips).

Step 2- Send small sample (1/2 lb.) of this new flux with the test drum.

Step 3- Fill out the Packing Slip
Note: This is a form that can be filled out online. 2 copies will be printed. (One for your shipment, and one for your records.)
Step 4- Ship test drum to us (freight charges prepaid – using our preferred LTL Trucking Company).
Bill of Lading - Note: This is a form that can be filled out online. 2 copies will be printed  (One for your shipment, and one for your records.)

Step 5- Once received at our SAW flux/slag crushing facility we will issue it a unique batch / lot number, and enter it into our production schedule. 

We will perform the following;

Perform a sieve test (size), on the sample of new that you have supplied.

Select appropriate screens and adjust the SAW Flux/Slag Crushing Unit.

Crush (recycle) your flux/slag using our "Custom Closed-Loop" crushing program.

Perform a moisture content test on your crushed flux.

Step 6- We will ship back your crushed flux, (freight charges prepaid U.S. and Canada only).

Production Reports: 

Production Reports will be supplied for each lot Crushed (reprocessed) and they will include:

A) Two-part production report, will provide the following information: Your company name, the date the flux was crushed, batch/lot number, screen size, flux/wire number, net weight, moisture content, nonconforming material (if any) that was found in the slag, and the operators name and signature. The second part of the production report will disclose the batch/lot number, the net weight of the container, the gross weight (crushed flux, container, and pallet) and the operators signature.

B) Shipping/receiving report, will provide the following information: Your company name, the date the flux was received, batch/lot number, number and type of container(s), trucking company(s) used and the shipping date.

C) Moisture content report.

Step 7- Use your Crushed Flux as you would the New Flux.

Note: If you are welding to any Governing Welding Code (i.e. ASME, AWS, CSA), the test shipment is considered a lot and must be Classified / Tested to your welding codes requirement. 
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