Source
Hutchinson Salt's crystals are extracted from the richest bed of evaporates in the mid-west. The salt is mined at a level of 645 feet below the earth's surface in a 10 foot portion of an immense, natural occurring deposit. The operation is highly mechanized. Salt is passed through crushers near the mine's face which reduces the chunks to fragments less than 1 to 1 ½" in diameter. It is further processed to meet the following rigid specifications.
Description
A careful screening process allows for the specialized gradation of this salt.
- Scientifically treated with 10ppm yellow prussiate of soda (yps) to prevent caking and lumping
- Economical alternative to expensive granulated salt
- Economical salt for animal nutrition
- Ideal for hide operations requiring a fine salt
Uses
Hutchinson Salt's Fine rock salt is a fine gradation of
Kansas rock salt and is used extensively where an economical, non-caking
salt is needed. An excellent stock salt used either for free-choice
feeding or as a mixing salt.
Other uses are: hide processing, soil stabilization, road and pond
construction, oil well drilling mud salt, hay salt, bindweed salt and
ice and snow removal.
Availability
Bulk - truck or rail cars.
Bulk Bags - 1 ton.
Uses
Deicing / Snow Removal Salts |
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Agricultural / Livestock Feed Salts |
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Other Bulk Salts |
Technical Data