Collector – foaming agent (foaming agent) for apatite flotation.

Usage:

APIROLE is a strong collector-frother used in apatite flotation

APIROLE is a surfactant used in apatite flotation.

APIROLE flotation occurs at an alkaline pH in the range of 10-10.5

APIROLE consumption depends on the type of ore, the size of the ground particles, and the type of water. APIROLE consumption is usually from 200 to 400 grams per ton.

Storage and placement:

It is recommended to use galvanized, stainless steel, and plastic containers for storing APIROLE.

Packaging and shelf life:

APIROLE is packed in 220-liter drums (net weight 200 kg), 4 drums on a pallet.

APIROLE has a shelf life of at least 2 years if stored in the right conditions and at the right temperature.

Safety:

APIROLE is not hazardous to health and may cause mild irritation if it gets into the eyes.

Inhalation:

If smoke from a burning product is inhaled, the victim should leave the contaminated area. Other measures are usually not necessary.

Ingestion:

Drink a glass of water immediately. In general, do not administer first aid; if in doubt, contact a Poison Information Center or a doctor.

Skin contact:

In this case, remove contamination from clothing and shoes immediately. Rinse skin and hair with high-pressure running water and soap (if available). Seek medical attention if skin irritation (inflammation) occurs.

Eyes:

If it gets into your eyes, rinse your eyes with plenty of running water. Make sure to rinse your eyes completely. If the pain does not go away or gets worse, seek medical attention immediately. Keep your eyes open and blink your eyelids and move your eyes up and down, and rinse your eyes completely. After an eye injury, contact lenses should be removed. Only a specialist should remove contact lenses.