Having been at this for as long as we have, we realize the confusion that exists within the marketplace when it comes to the pricing of magnesium hydroxide (MgOH2) slurry for industrial and municipal uses.
Pricing can be shown as
Dollars per gallon
Cents per wet pound
and/or cost per dry weight
The difficulty lies in how to compare all the pricing.
Garrison Minerals is here to help!
Price Differences
For starters, as you are researching options for magnesium hydroxide producers, distributors, and supplies, here are the different ways you might see magnesium hydroxide slurry priced.
$/gallon
$/wet pound
$/dry pound
and our preferred, $/ton
Converting from one to the other can be dependent on the % solids of the slurry you are receiving.
Here at Garrison Minerals, our clients receive a Certificate of Analysis (CoA) that includes the exact % solids of the delivered load. No secrets!
This % solid is not provided at the point of origin. Instead, ours is pulled from the same lot, at the same time that the delivery occurs. Full transparency!
Garrison customers typically receive a 56-58% magnesium hydroxide slurry and never see a material that is more than a few days old. This ensures that the highest pH response is maintained for your systems.
As mentioned before, we prefer to sell, ship, and price on a dry lb and dry ton basis. Who wants to pay for water? Here at Garrison, we only charge for the magnesium hydroxide material in our slurry. We do not charge for water.
Real Conversions
Allow us to break this down using some real-world examples.
Keep in mind, pricing can vary on location, freight rates, & production costs
Here is an infographic that shows some Garrison Minerals pricing examples
TOTAL FOR ALL
$500/dry ton = $6,764
Why do we prefer dry pricing?
Dry pricing provides a charge for only the material that we provide. This holds us accountable for providing a true 56-58% solids solution and ensuring the most bang for your buck.
Contact us today for your transparent price quote or dosing consult.
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